Sentence examples for destruction found from inspiring English sources

Now, as much as he tries to cloud the issue, the president cannot change history: no weapons of mass destruction found, no Qaeda links to Iraq and 9/11, and no Iraqi nuclear weapons buildup.

It is clear that with the cost of the war going over 1,000 soldiers dead and more than 7,000 Americans wounded and still no weapons of mass destruction found that the American people deserve an apology for being led into a war on false pretenses.

Starting out by waving a large scorecard-figure zero ("how many weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq") and a graph with a tiny yellow bar (for "the truth") and a large blue bar ("what you say"), the Californian senator graduated to pouring vinegar ("your lies") and baking soda ("our current situation in Iraq") into a plaster-of-paris volcano ("the rising tension in the Middle East").

In August, archaeologists excavating above this layer of destruction found a built-up platform with two headless statues, positioned at a right angle from one another, used as a foundation.

Those who escaped the destruction found shelter in thousands of government relief camps and public buildings such as schools.

It may be necessary to combine proteinase inhibitors, either in sequence or with other agents that hit other specific steps in the pathogenesis, before the chronic cycle of joint destruction found in these diseases can be broken.

Many young scientists who might not be thrilled at the prospect of working at a government lab devoted to building weapons of mass destruction find the idea of being a University of California researcher far more palatable.

There is, for example, Einstein's E=mc2, which Dr. Peter Galison, a Harvard historian and physicist, describes in the book as "a metonymic of technical knowledge writ large," adding, "Our ambitions for science, our dreams of understanding and our nightmares of destruction find themselves packed into a few scribbles of the pen".

Anticipating more death and destruction, I found that photography was the key that allowed me entry into the lives of young people.

Had those elusive weapons of mass destruction been found?

"The trail of destruction I found really depressing".