Sentence examples for be obliterated as from inspiring English sources

On 17 acres bought by the railroad, 120 houses, three churches, two hospitals and an orphan asylum would have to be obliterated, as would the stables, warehouses and other ancillary structures.

Their sun, though, is about to be obliterated as well.

The co-founder of ARM says that Intel is about to be "obliterated" as computing moves to his competing platform.

Mitt Romney jumped all over him, then raced off to tell a conservative talk show host that if the Republicans nominated someone with Perry's view on Social Security "we would be obliterated as a party".

The cut looked a near certainty until it emerged this week that there have been 55,000 submissions to Decc's consultation – mostly from those in the industry who are furious it is about to be obliterated as a result of this change.

"If we nominate someone who the Democrats could correctly characterize as being against Social Security, we would be obliterated as a party," Romney said on Sean Hannity's radio program.

Criminal bolt holes are steadily being obliterated, as more extradition treaties are arranged.

Trees were downed and trailer parks were obliterated as far as Ormond Beach.

The resulting cavity is obliterated as eggs of the next generation enlarge.

On 9 March, integrity and trust built up over a century was obliterated as Wisconsin state senators quickly reversed course and cleaved its budget "repair bill" in half.

The borders between the visual arts, photography, film, architecture, poetry, and typography were obliterated, as artists sought to transcend the forces of traditionalism to forge an elemental visual language that would overcome national and linguistic boundaries.