Sentence examples for would be tanks from inspiring English sources

It would be tanks rolling, unchallenged and unchallengeable, across the desert.

If this was a corporate product launch of similar importance, one imagines the share price would be tanking.

In a year there'd be tanks in Budapest, over Sinai bombers on the move, and I'd be in the streets on the march against war, as Empires loosened their grip.

There was a big, big difference, in that Gorbachev made clear that there wouldn't be tanks before teatime.

HENDERSON: It would have to be Tanks For That in the Johnny Henderson Grand Annual, named after my father.

People said there would be Soviet tanks on the Place de la Concorde.

Tensions between Russia and the West continue to build, as the US announced last Tuesday that they would be moving tanks and heavy artillery to strategic locations across Eastern Europe.

What should be my primary target in a combat situation – for an AT soldier it would be any tanks, for a sniper it will be any particularly well-armed soldiers, like a soldier mounting a turret, for example.

Talking with Dwight Lingenfelter, Penn State weed scientist, Huskie would be best tank-mixed with Harmony Extra for complete broadleaf control.

All they would need to accomplish their mission would be a tank truck carrying the interceptor's fuel and links to remote battle managers.

"There would be significantly less tanks than before, with tank sizes standardised wherever possible.