Sentence examples for would be torn down from inspiring English sources

It was not clear whether it would be torn down.

Now, officials said, it would be torn down.

The tower would be torn down, as would the conveyor bridges linking it to the refinery.

The property owner said the historic building would be torn down and replaced.

The businessman said it was likely that dozens of colonial-era buildings would be torn down.

"Baloney," she said when told the building would be torn down.

Any minute Con Ed would be tearing down Fifth Avenue, shutting down the street.

You would be tearing down his reputation in order to build up management's.

"The same tired excuses will be used – that the prison is too old – but if old buildings were the problem we would be tearing down Oxbridge," she says.

I'm down blogging today at the Hard Bean Coffee & Booksellers Cafe in Annapolis, Maryland on what is a beautiful day to think about Martin Luther King, Jr. My hunch is that if the great reverend were around on his own day, I think he'd be tearing down other walls of discrimination, particularly Don't Ask Don't Tell prohibiting military service by "out" gay men and women.

At every event I ever went to (bar a goths-only social club in north London) there seemed to be at least three or four of these gym bunny wankers, patrolling their turf in T-shirts that looked like they'd been torn down the middle by a big angry dog.