Sentence examples for would rupture from inspiring English sources
For example, Dr. Spear said, it was no surprise that the agency wanted tests that could predict whether an implant would rupture.
They were terrified the aneurysm would rupture; every time I failed to answer the phone on the first or second ring, they imagined the worst.
To prevent the breech from opening so early that propellant gases would rupture the spent cartridge case, the block was heavy and the main spring strong.
She was Valerie Humphries, and Heller would rupture his union with Shirley (and their two children, Erica and Ted) to marry her.
This was the exact purpose of Mr Blair's declaration in Downing Street in 1997: any move back to the Labour way of doing things would rupture the New Labour coalition.
About 2,000 people evacuated from their homes in Taunton because of fears that a weakened wooden dam would rupture and flood the city's downtown are returning to their homes.
It still didn't feel right and so I got an MRI scan that night and they said there was lots of fluid between my two calf muscles and it looked like I'd ruptured my plantaris.
It was as though she'd ruptured a force field Dylan hadn't thought was permeable, one where their talk, no matter how many times the word "fuck" was included, was sealed in a glaze of distant car horns and bird tweets and the younger kids' sweet yells.
Later I'd learn I'd ruptured my diaphragm, kidney, liver, and spleen.
The pressure that it would take to "vacuum" earwax from the ear canal would be so great that it would unfortunately rupture your eardrum.
If my brain would simply rupture, leak out my ears, and I'd be found in a puddle of brain matter, breast milk or formula.
