Sentence examples for would irrevocably from inspiring English sources

Time would, irrevocably, carry me to a new place".

Open borders would irrevocably impede upon states' sovereignty and territoriality.

Everyone else said it would "irrevocably ruin" her career.

If that were our core assumption, it would irrevocably alter what constitutes moral behavior.

EAT would irrevocably change art and its cherished notions of a singular creator labouring alone.

The agency asserts that the project would irrevocably damage streams and wildlife and violate the Clean Water Act.

Certainly it's tempting to suggest that the entire sweep of comedy would be irrevocably altered.

She did not ask, because she was also afraid that what had happened, once admitted, would be irrevocably real.

The truly exact equivalent would be irrevocably committing to buy an unspecified house at a price to be revealed later.

A moment later the positions of all five figures and their shadows on the white tiles would have irrevocably altered.

The play follows the college students to the bowling alley and, joined by Mr. Middleton, to the campus rally, where their fates would change irrevocably.