Sentence examples for dynamited out from inspiring English sources
The old road would one day be underneath the river, but this road was dynamited out above the expected waterline.
But more ambitious might be the logistics of moving Mr. Heizer's rock, which was dynamited out of a hillside, from here to there.
Before the road was dynamited out of the rocks in the 1930s, people took days to slope in over the Santa Lucia mountains on mules and horses.
When I was asked a question, or asked a question myself, it was as if the words had to be dynamited out.
Their destruction was reminiscent to that of the Buddhist statues of Bamiyan, which were dynamited out of existence in 2001 by the Afghan Taliban despite appeals from fellow Muslims.
Put the dynamite out before it explodes.
And maybe, just maybe, Mr. Ruzicka can afford to make a more measured compromise between Austrian tradition and modernist innovation now that Mr. Mortier has dynamited the past out of his way.
In any event, the arrest on April 20th of independent Slovakia's longest-serving prime minister, Vladimir Meciar, was one of the most momentous events to have occurred since the country split from the Czech Republic seven years ago.In a dawn swoop, masked commandos from a special unit that is supposed to stamp out organised crime dynamited Mr Meciar's back door and took him away at gunpoint.
He's already working hard to make certain that its government will be hollowed out or simply dynamited in the coming years, while his covey of retired generals will undoubtedly do their damnedest to create further havoc on planet Earth, as they give new meaning to the latest American "principle" being put in place (see Astore): military control over the military (and much else).
Now that Willie is retired and their three children and five grandchildren are all in the Bay Area, Gay Shaw said, "You couldn't dynamite me out of here".
Sundance is where indie darlings like Heathers, PI, The Blair Witch Project and Napolean Dynamite broke out and the festival has swelled into a marquee event for cinephiles and scene seekers.
