Sentence examples for dynamited through from inspiring English sources

Then the city fades away and the landscape rises and falls in low rolling hills, curving into small canyons dynamited through mounds of limestone.

The new arteries would pass the slide by dynamiting through Billies Mountain, also along the north canyon wall.

It wasn't Lennon's fault that Rangers dynamited themselves through their own hubristic financial insanity.

It is hard to see a weakened president pushing such political dynamite through Congress.

In 1956, on the Christmas Day when he was thirty-four, someone tossed six sticks of dynamite through his window.

Friedkin's film charts the fraught journey of four men (Roy Scheider, Bruno Cremer, Amidou, Francisco Rabal) on a mission to ferry truckloads of dynamite through the rainforest.

The mesa is capped with rhyolite caliche, a tough seafloor sediment, and Heizer had to dynamite through it; he hired a local man to clear away the rubble, passing through the gashes with a crawler tractor.

Eventually, she and Liz devise ways to see each other, but the stakes get higher as they are caught by their families as well as a teenager who threatens them and ultimately throws a stick of dynamite through a window in Betty Jean's house.

Mainly they're a peaceable breed, it's said, but if you treat them with disrespect, for example by blasting dynamite through their rock houses and churches, they're not reticent about showing their displeasure.

The whole place was dynamited in '52, but my friend Adrian and I climbed through the ruins of the garage and down through air vents to get in.

Then the monastery was dynamited.