Sentence examples for destroyed little from inspiring English sources

He continued: "During my whole life, it was crumbling and being destroyed little by little.

Josh's destroyed little finger.

You can destroy little bits of it by all these little errors that you make.

"A loss of funding to the C.P.B. would destroy little stations like ours," Mr. Michael said.

This "dry" corrosion is limited, destroys little of the metallic substrate, and is normally not a serious problem.

But he should be thinking about it, and about Euripides, because if the Democrats have any brains at all -- and they do have some, anyway -- they can run against that pledge for the next year, sweep the elections, and destroy little Grover in the process.

But their fuses were wildly unreliable, and usually they exploded only after they had already plummeted into the earth, destroying little and embedding so much metal in the ground that soldiers trying to navigate through darkness or smoke sometimes found their compasses had ceased to work.

LiveScience reported the news under a headline that combined the allure of saving the earth with the promise for destroying it little by little: Environmentally Friendly Bombs Planned.

Never go head on with enemy towers, let your creeps destroy them little by little and when its health is showing red, go and hit them to get the points.

"This crisis has destroyed what little was left.

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