After a few hours I grew weary of seeing the fire obliterate everything within the frame, so I turned off.
In a pre-emptive bid to protect its customers' data, Silent Circle said it had obliterated everything in its server.
There are, of course, many square miles of suburbs that have, as elsewhere in the nation, obliterated everything in their path.
The Woolsey fire obliterated more than 1,600 homes and businesses in Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
Turner learned that each of seven thousand warheads could obliterate everything within a one-to-two-mile radius before the radiation and the fires spread.
It is said to obliterate everything in a 1,000-yard 1,000-yard
It risks, that is to say, obliterating everything Benjamin liked about Marseille.
Meanwhile, a fast-moving flow of toxic gas and superheated rock barreled down the mountainside, obliterating everything in its path.
At a certain moment the fighting may be confined to a "remote placeO but in a few minutes it can be everywhere, obliterating everything.
Precious gems are born of strife, of shotgun marriages between hostile chemical elements, and they're tough enough to survive cataclysms that obliterate everything around them.
There were no real climaxes, only some very loud moments: sometimes destructively loud, when the brass section was allowed to obliterate everything else.
