Sentence examples for be obliterated from from inspiring English sources

"Edgar Allan Poe's memory is not going to be obliterated from the Village," he said.

A warning letter signed by novelists, academics, children's writers and actors was published; cultural commentators predicted that Dickens, Austen and other canonical GCSE texts would be obliterated from the popular imagination.

Robbie goes to war, as a humble private, where in northern France he is to encounter the chaos of Dunkirk and the fear, anger and panic of that debacle, which was to be obliterated from the official record - though the depiction of Dunkirk is rather less bleak in the movie than in McEwan's novel.

We laugh at our peril, for the primary vector of Zika, a mosquito, has become the real-life embodiment of the alien bugs of the film Starship Troopers and must be obliterated from the face of this planet lest they devastate the population.

The extension requirement also puts pressure on founders to have achieved success by the check-in, and presents additional risk to investors that a company could be obliterated from the outside.

It also wrote that the volcanic eruption and typhoon scenes "can never be obliterated from the mind".

"We were obliterated from the map," she said.

In a mere blip of geological time, 70percentt of all species were obliterated from Earth.

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

Virtually nothing was known at the time about Sergei Shchukin or Ivan Morozov, whose names had been obliterated from the Soviet record.

Salem lives on in scholarly and dramatic works, but the New York City slave hunt has been obliterated from historical memory.