Sentence examples for demolish that from inspiring English sources

A Leicester success would demolish that criticism.

Nuclear reactors are hugely expensive, both to construct and to demolish; that is the strongest possible argument against building any more.

Most importantly, he has shown himself determined to demolish that vision of a pluralistic America in which these people and other minorities have an honoured place.

The 44th Street side of the headquarters, about 40percentt of the whole building, would not be included, making it much easier to alter or demolish that part.

The Tate show sets out to demolish that myth but instead reinforces it, starting out by using a quotation, "Painting set free", from a catalogue by Lawrence Gowing for an exhibition in New York in 1966.

Reneging on its commitment not to build nuclear weapons, or withdrawing its agreement to the utmost transparency, either during or after the agreed 15-year limits on its enrichment activities, would demolish that reputation, with no appreciable gain to its security because of the retaliation and regional arms race that would follow.

Mr Stein demolishes that illusion.

The Supreme Court demolished that argument last April.

The Supreme Court demolished that argument last year.

The advent of the Web has demolished that argument.

Fortunately, Mr. Frankel & Company have demolished that problem as well.