Sentence examples for demolish things from inspiring English sources

"He wants to demolish things like the Department of Education," Mr. Benton said, "but we can do that very peacefully, in a constructive manner".

He added: "I didn't come into politics to demolish things - but the government has put us in a very difficult position".

Gerbils like to demolish things, so a glass bottle would be best.

Also, if you like to throw and demolish things on stage, your arms will need to be not only strong but flexible.

If time demolishes all things, then does the febrile, forlorn present matter anyway?

Our call for submissions for how the Tappan Zee Bridge — due to be replaced — might be reimagined as a walkway and/or park drew some thoughtful suggestions, including an "edible bridge," a "Bridge of Flowers" and a call to demolish the thing.

This skew for common and ancient traits is not surprising as with most organized structures, to demolish a thing is much simpler than to build it.

Back in 2016, a guy disguised as a city worker demolished the thing with a sledgehammer, saying he wanted to auction off the pieces to support Trump's sexual assault accusers.

This would entail, among other things, demolishing the raised concrete garden by Hideo Sasaki from 1959 that is one of the country's earliest parking garage roof structures, beloved by landscape historians, with its boxed crabapples, cherry and willow trees.

"My approach would be to say that if you take the heart out of the statute, the statute's gone," Justice Antonin Scalia said, a position held by the law's opponents, who want to demolish the whole thing.

I was frankly happy to demolish the whole thing, but for restaurant fare, the execution lacked precision — the dressing was too vinegary, and there was too much of it.