Sentence examples for The exterminated from inspiring English sources
verb
To kill all of a population, usually deliberate and especially applied to pests.
- We'll use poison to exterminate the rats.
There were its depictions of Jewish ghettos and the Nazis' gleeful exercise of brutal authority, its photographs of victims, its collection of the shoes of the exterminated, its relentless documentation of savage cruelty and, perhaps most stunning of all, of the world's indifference to it.
Star ratings (out of 5) The Exterminating Angel ***** Béatrice et Bénédict *** The Exterminating Angel is at the Salzburg festival on 1, 5 and 8 August.
The Exterminating Angel -- (1963) -- Luis Buñuel's mischievous poke at the "bourgeois" festival audience.
New productions include Thomas Adès's The Exterminating Angel, Norma with Anna Netrebko and Otello with Jonas Kaufmann.
I recently watched The Exterminating Angel, which he filmed in Mexico in 1962.
Luis Buñuel's The Exterminating Angel, 1962.
In Luis Buñuel's absurdist masterpiece The Exterminating Angel, upper-class dinner guests find themselves mysteriously stuck in a sitting room in their host's mansion.
In the Independent, Guy Keleny pointed out that Heffer's example of the correct use of "exterminate" – "The Nazis exterminated the Jews" – was in fact blatantly incorrect.
It was brought to a swift end when the authorities exterminated the region's entire 1.5m poultry population.
During the Holocaust, the Nazis exterminated Romani people by the hundreds of thousands.
Similarly, at Gombe, after the fissioning of the main study group into two distinct entities, the Kasakela group exterminated the males of Kahama group, expanded into their territory over the course of four years and acquired at least one female from the exterminated group [68], [70].
