Sentence examples for be destroyed in two from inspiring English sources

("We have no chance," one Russian defense expert told a radio interviewer last week, when asked about the prospects of an actual clash between Russian and U.S. forces in Syria. "Our detachment would be destroyed in two days in a single air offensive"). It is a way for a "regional power," in Obama's purposefully insulting formulation from 2014, to act like a global one.

("We have no chance," one Russian defense expert told a radio interviewer last week, when asked about the prospects of an actual clash between Russian and U.S. forces in Syria. "Our detachment would be destroyed in two days in a single air offensive").

Taking a slower "We're switching everyone eventually, so you might as well do it now" approach might have gone over better than "Your familiar chat interface will be destroyed in two weeks whether you like it or not".

She talks to a doctor who knows that the house that it took him 30 years to afford can be destroyed in three hours, but who still says: "I trust in my god, so no problem".

"If we water down the rules now, the games will be destroyed in eight years," a supporter of Avery Brundage, then the I.O.C. president, said, according to a 1960 _Sports Illustrated _article about the amateur debate.

Called Robot Wars, these gladiator-style contests celebrated engineering ingenuity and the weird obsessiveness of people willing to spend years and thousands of dollars developing a robot that could be destroyed in three minutes or less.

She talks to a doctor who knows that the house that it took him 30 years to afford can be destroyed in three hours, but who still says: "I trust in my god, so no problem". She also records the surreal experience of watching Pet Sematary on cable TV and ducking in horror from its fictional violence.

Forests on the Kerinci lowlands will be destroyed in three years, the report says, while illegal logging vastly increases the risks of huge forest fires and could trigger widespread flooding due to the diminishing number of trees able to soak up rainwater.

"It took four years to make peace, and it can be destroyed in four minutes".

All documentation was locked in a secure cabinet, kept confidential for the length of the study and will be destroyed in five years.

Hundreds of homes have been destroyed in two of California's fastest-burning wildfires in decades.