The phrase "demolish with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to completely destroy something using force or skill. Example: The construction crew plans to demolish the old building with explosives.
A spray-painted sign reads "À démolir" ("demolish"), with the agency's initials and a large X circled in red.
Mr. Hussein is thought to store those weapons in deeply buried bunkers that are difficult to demolish with nonnuclear weapons.
The North Koreans, says Wi Sung-lac, the foreign ministry's main representative in the six-party process, "sometimes build with one hand, demolish with the other.
For one thing, Secretary of State John Kerry confirmed in testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that it was a non-binding deal that the next president could demolish with "a stroke of the pen". Was he misleading the Senate, or is he willing to rule out the end run around the Senate?
Other buildings were demolished with people still in them".
The latter portion of the film shows buildings being demolished with explosives.
Presumably, today's aspirational youth don't want their illusions pricked, let alone demolished with the ruthlessness of a Zappa.
Tally Gur, spokeswoman for the association, said they have received reliable reports of houses being demolished with people inside them.
In the next year and a half, seven buildings in the Stella Wright Homes are scheduled to be demolished with explosives.
The former Serbian quarter was devastated, each house methodically demolished with explosives, the work of vengeful Croats.
"It was completely demolished," with all its equipment and furnishings disappearing in the chaotic days after Sept. 11.
