Sentence examples for dismantled overnight from inspiring English sources

Done in faux Las Vegas style, grandiose wedding sets stretch across the nearby cricket grounds for a brief span and then are dismantled overnight.

As has been noted many times, not least by the author himself, his gift for defamiliarisation was, in part, a product of his own unusual biography: "One of the things I took from my wartime experiences was that reality was a stage set … the comfortable day-to-day life, school, the home where one lives and all the rest of it … could be dismantled overnight".

That racism takes many forms from the insidiousness of Grindr rapport like "no Asians, no Blacks" to softer forms of bigotry but it exists, it's prevalent, and it's not something that can be dismantled overnight.

At the end, the Kings could find themselves in an N.B.A. finals showdown with the same group they dismantled last night, 118-82: a Nets team snookered by Sacramento's shell-game maneuvers.

It is to be dismantled Sunday night after two days of service.

After most of the encampment had been dismantled Tuesday afternoon, the last demonstrators linked arms and sang the Communist anthem "The Internationale" in Chinese.

The speech technology empire that Lernout & Hauspie had cobbled together was dismantled Monday night in a somber bankruptcy auction at a law office in Lower Manhattan.

The legend of Dos a Cero and 'Fort Columbus' were dismantled Friday night in Mapfre Stadium as a gritty game between the two best teams in the World Cup qualifying group saw Mexico grab all three points in the first game of the Hexagonal.

After the usual "welcome to the army" spiel he asked the new recruits who got to fuck their girlfriends the night before – or in his words – "who dismantled a girl last night?".

Many of the island's occupants including almost 150 homeless people worked through Tuesday night to reinstall tents, only to see them dismantled again the next morning.

Update: A statement from Lis Smith, an Obama spokeswoman, echoed Mr. Clinton's words from Wednesday night: "It takes a lot of brass for Mitt Romney to cite President Clinton, who last night dismantled the falsehoods upon which Mitt Romney's entire campaign is based.