Sentence examples for be obliterated for from inspiring English sources

But once the 112th Congress convenes in January, there will be obliterated for the middle class.

Any sense of time was obliterated for my mother long ago, but Christmas was the last important date to go, long after birthdays were forgotten.

Baseball's color line had been obliterated for more than a decade, but it was only in the 60's that black and Latin American stars began to dominate the game.

Terrorists have no fixed addresses that can be obliterated once and for all with surgical strikes".

It may be comprehensible, but it's yesterday's politics, and traps us in this egregious dichotomy where either Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters must take the whole country with them, or he must be obliterated to make way for "sensible" Labour.

The second padrão currently stands at the entrance to the Metropolitan Museum's new exhibition "Kongo: Power and Majesty," which explores the remarkable culture of the kingdom that Cão encountered as he sailed up the river, which would soon be obliterated by a boom in demand for slaves and by the attendant tide of European greed.

Earth will be obliterated soon, cause we're also cutting funds for the Asteroid Watch".

[But] to then just be obliterated by these foxes… It was surprisingly sad for three hardened men!" said Tom.

For decades, the Civil Rights Act and Medicare were obliterated from Lyndon Johnson's record by the glare of napalm.

For Aslam, it seems, the past is continuous and cannot be obliterated.

Douglas Adams once told me that shortly before he wrote "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" he was working on a screenplay with the premise that all human civilization had been obliterated, except for a single copy of the Guinness book.