Sentence examples for foot destroying from inspiring English sources

This change is well timed for the government, since it faced the prospect of electoral defeat before the poll was postponed, not least because of its failure to provide better security.In this section Fading hope Big fish (or shark) in a small pond On the back foot Destroying history's treasures ReprintsLocals wonder why it has taken so long.

Youth unemployment is rising and living standards are falling.In this section Fading hope Big fish (or shark) in a small pond On the back foot Destroying history's treasures ReprintsThe president's team of technocrats has had some successes and stanched the economy's heaviest bleeding.

Of the 2m or so barrels of oil pumped out of wells in Nigeria each day, as many as 400,000 are reckoned to be stolen, often with the connivance of politicians.In this section Fading hope Big fish (or shark) in a small pond On the back foot Destroying history's treasures ReprintsSome argue that the black market does at least provide jobs.

The landslide traveled more than about 2,000 feet, destroying an estimated 60 homes and a church.

The South River at Waynesboro rapidly flooded and crested at nearly 13.9 feet, destroying four bridges and flooding downtown businesses in 2 feet–3 feet of water.

Squirmish and squeamish in bed, Powers only feels comfortable again once he's on his feet destroying the Fembots with a series of sexually suggestive moves.

The valentine stayed there for some time until headless feet destroyed it.

The public was shocked by the extent of the eruption, which had lowered the elevation of the summit by 1313 feet, destroyed 230 square miles of woodland, and spread ash into other states.

Yet conservationists seem to believe that state officials have inflated these numbers and are shooting themselves in the foot by destroying the country's heritage, biodiversity, and draw for the vital tourism industry.

A statement from the organization stated that "the water level went four feet high, destroying our phones, computers, refrigerator, food and supplies".

In a giant September 1939 storm, 30-foot waves destroyed the last 400 feet; the pier reopened the next year with a huge fish-fry at which three tons of fish were said to have been eaten.