Sentence examples for destroy for from inspiring English sources

China detests the Dalai Lama because he is a symbol of the distinctive Tibetan culture Beijing has been trying to destroy for the past 41 years.

There is also a danger that the analysis will destroy for you not only the humor in this particular joke, but all humor, in any form that you will subsequently come across.

Let not the working man think himself merely an atom in the political machine; his vote might turn the election for Liverpool, and the one vote for Liverpool might destroy for ever this odious corn law.

Mr. Wakamatsu, who shot this sequence in his country house, which he went so far as to destroy for the wrecking-ball finale, has said he intended to refute a previous depiction of the incident.

The risk is that racism, religious bigotry, selfishness, class and corporate greed will destroy for ever that old, easy, get-along-with-each-other friendliness, where people's differences could be battled out on the rugby field or somewhere.

But, he added, it could well destroy for the foreseeable future what was left of efforts to negotiate a peace agreement, a development that would have profound implications for Arabs and their governments.

Emroz Khan destroys for a living.

I was destroyed for about 20 seconds.

Now she has been destroyed for a similar crime.

It destroyed for us a lot of good will.

The Cypriot government's credit would have been destroyed for little benefit.