Sentence examples for comprehensive demolition from inspiring English sources
Comprehensive demolition and redevelopment usually wipe out all traces of a district's historic past.
Interview: Amy Adams Michael Cera has been doing a pretty comprehensive demolition job on Michael Cera these past few months.
Perhaps more importantly, its passage would have tossed the ball to a House-Senate conference committee, where a more comprehensive demolition plan could have been worked up.
(For comprehensive demolition of these myths, do consult the LSE politics and policy blog, and particularly the writing of Neli Demireva).
Both of these sides was sensational last week, Essendon in a comprehensive demolition job on Collingwood and Brendan McCartney's side in a most impressive and unexpected (I tipped against them so we'll stick with that) victory over the Suns.
Iestyn Harris's players produced a comprehensive demolition of the team that benefited most from Crusaders' decision to withdraw their licence application on Tuesday but it will do little to lessen the anger still present within the squad.
In cities Yvette Cooper revived the 1970s spirit of comprehensive housing demolition with her North Country Pathfinder projects, recently excoriated in Anna Minton's book, Ground Control.
In a similar way, Leicester's comprehensive 3-1 demofithen othere other Manchester club at the Etihad in February was emblematic of the team's determination to prove the doubters wrong.
Also, the term "regeneration" encompasses a wide spectrum, from comprehensive "decanting" and demolition to quite limited amounts of it - even the King Square scenario involves a bit of knocking down.
The demolition was comprehensive.
