Sentence examples for been dynamited by from inspiring English sources

The school had been dynamited by an angry school board member, but no one knew that yet.

Then there are the coral reefs, homes to vast numbers of marine animals, that have been dynamited by fishermen and bleached by our acidifying oceans.

Then the north end was dynamited by rebels to block a Taliban advance.

In the last decade, much of Afghanistan's cultural heritage was removed or destroyed; the Kabul Museum was looted and the Bamiyan Buddhas were dynamited by the Taliban.

The US army found it in 1945 hidden in the Altaussee salt mine in Austria, where it narrowly escaped being dynamited by the retreating German army.

Once the holiest monastery of the Gelukpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, the temples were dynamited by the Chinese in the 1960's to extirpate religion from Tibet, both in retaliation for an armed uprising in 1959 and as part of the leftist hysteria of the Cultural Revolution.

We spoke in the kitchen of a relative's house in the countryside, as her family has lived as nomads since their house in a village southwest of Grozny was dynamited by the Russians in revenge for her sister's actions.

Dam building and removal along the Rogue has generated controversy for more than a century; an early fish-blocking dam (Ament) was dynamited by vigilantes, mostly disgruntled salmon fishermen.

Up top, you'll spot the railway's huge bull wheel, now embedded in cement, and just below is a pile of concrete rubble, all that remains of the railway depot after it was dynamited by the Forest Service in 1959.

Palmyra is the site of some of the most extensive ruins of the ancient Roman empire, and temples and tombs were dynamited by Islamic State fighters in what the United Nations has described as a war crime.

Above ground, millions of acres across 36 states have been dynamited, torn and churned into bits by strip mining in the last 150 years.