Sentence examples for designed to obliterate from inspiring English sources

The word derives from Blitzkrieg or "lightning war" and describes an aerial bombardment designed to obliterate the target.

This was designed to obliterate the axillary space after dissection.

The sinuses were excised in a rhomboid fashion and the defect closed using a transposition flap designed to obliterate the midline cleft.

Within hours of reading the essay, I received a high-dose of a toxin derived from mustard gas designed to obliterate cancerous cells (as well as healthy cells).

There are no storage-life data as yet for new high-capacity Blu-Ray disks and HD-DVDs arriving on the market, but they typically use a hard surface coat designed to resist scratches that can obliterate data.

He calls them "interlopers," who are trying to mess up a good thing for NYSE shareholders and its employees with a rival bid designed to do nothing more than obliterate his grand plan to remake the exchange into a global power house by merging it with the Frankfurt-based Deutsche Börse.

The open space, and the intangible event — what Mr. Monastyrski called an "empty action" — were designed to create an "empty zone" where structured perception was obliterated, opening a momentary space for individual dreams.

So many hotels these days are quite undistinguishable from one another and have been designed, it would seem, to obliterate any sense of the local and any element of soul; one ends up, then, remembering the good places and forgetting the rest.

This flap was designed using the parasacral perforators and tailored to obliterate the midline defect.

Is it worth risking the obliteration of the world to obliterate Obama's second term?

It tends to obliterate personality.