Sentence examples for demolishing something from inspiring English sources

Despite the criticism, "Civic Virtue" remained in place, in part because politicians were leery of demolishing something on which $60,000 had been spent.

Next best is demolishing something that's old and rotten — the appeal of Representative Paul D. Ryan's radical rhetoric is no accident.

Demolishing something can do wonders for a bruised ego too.

If stirring words aren't enough to get you through, try demolishing something.

"We always seem to be demolishing something," said Scott Laurie, chief executive of Olson, which has about a dozen communities in the region under development.

Now he's looking to have a pop at demolishing something else pretty substantial: the reputation of William Shakespeare.

"It would be painful to demolish something of that sort".

In just a few sentences, it seems to demolish something we would ordinarily take entirely for granted: our knowledge of the world around us.

"Obviously it would be quite difficult to demolish something you are very proud of," he said.

That's clearly a concern of Cam Gordon, the one Minneapolis City Council member to vote against Peavey Plaza's demolition, based on his quote in the June 13 , 2012Architect's Newspaper: "I have seen many time where the city has been quick to demolish something and then later we wish we hadn't".

"There's no other reason to pull a demolition permit except to demolish something". City staffers recommended that the Cultural Heritage Commission give the building a chance at being dubbed a monument, noting its sharp angles and sweeping curves, custom neon signage and terrazzo floor.