Sentence examples for would have ruptured from inspiring English sources

"Had he eaten solid food on returning from the camp his stomach would have ruptured under its weight".

In 2006 Mr García won with a lead of only 5% over Ollanta Humala, a populist former army officer who was friendly with Mr Chávez and would have ruptured that economic consensus.

If you had rested your head on my stomach it would have ruptured a kidney.

By some estimations, this left around 14 seconds of firing time before the nozzle would have ruptured, a situation which would have resulted in loss of control and the probable break-up of the spacecraft.

Rather, it would be expected that a thin bounding membrane (the mesentery) would instead have ruptured, leaving ragged edges, and spilled its content (as would a gut).

After pumping, these pipes can still contain as much as 50 gallons of gasoline, and in several similar collisions around the country the pipes have ruptured, spilling their contents and causing an explosion that would not have otherwise occurred.

"None of them have ruptured, zero," he said.

Just how much radiation went up would depend on what had ruptured or melted.

"If we had divided MOMA into two, then the relationship between the past and the present would have been ruptured".

Reconstruction of the ATiFL by a tensioning procedure can give very good results even if the interosseous ligament would have been ruptured as well.

The Phillies announced Saturday night that Howard had ruptured his left Achilles' tendon and would have surgery when the swelling subsided.