Sentence examples for In to tear down from inspiring English sources

The diggers moved in to tear down the artwork in a subway off John Frost Square on 3 October, a fortnight after Welsh heritage body Cadw declined to list the mosaic.

When six Cubans stole a bus and broke through the gates, then-head of state Fidel Castro ordered steamrollers in to tear down the embassy's fences, vowing not to risk the lives of state security agents to protect it.

The fanatics barricaded in the Capitol dug in, determined to tear down what their idols, the founding fathers, had built.

In November, AUC confirmed that they planned to demolish at least 40% of the wall in order to tear down the derelict building behind it.

By contrast, Republicans have increasingly argued that the best strategy for Mr. Bush's re-election was to use this week in New York to tear down Mr. Kerry, given that voters know so much and have set opinions about their president.

Clearly they were in it to tear down his career and to promote their own stand-up specials.

Still, 25 years ago, Germans had an opportunity that few are given in history: to tear down the walls of their oppression with their own hands.

Obama "did not get in this race to tear down Hillary Clinton, David Axelrodd said, sounding the airy note of a campaign coasting to victory.

Parliament voted in the summer of 2002 to tear down the building and rebuild the Prussian king's palace, which once stood on the site.

Meanwhile, Obama's vaunted campaign machine, which has morphed into a political group called Organizing for Action, has sputtered in its attempt to tear down Republican obstacles and push through his agenda.

It's not in their DNA to tear down the junk they sell.