Sentence examples for for obliterating from inspiring English sources

For a minute there, I was horrified to think that America might be responsible for obliterating Falluja, a city once filled with as many people, dreams and aspirations as any American city.

A defining moment of the cold war came in 1955 when Moscow detonated its first hydrogen bomb — a weapon roughly a thousand times more powerful than atom bombs and ideal for obliterating large cities.

"When weighed against a fundamental constitutional right which defines our very existence," he wrote, "the argument for national security should not serve as an excuse for obliterating the Constitution".

Perhaps the time has come for a date to be set for obliterating all the old boundaries, a sort of telecom version of Wall Street's big bang more than 20 years ago, when fixed commissions were abolished.

I was for amending the Constitution, and not for obliterating every vital principle in contained".

This is the reckoning for falling in love with the 2008 World Series champions, and for obliterating a farm system to try to keep winning.

The blocks for these prints were later re-used for commercial production, obliterating the patron's name and replacing it with that of the artist.

The protests over the last two days are the most visible sign of a new and potentially seismic trend: A willingness among ordinary people to speak up -- if only in relatively small numbers, briefly, and to the accompaniment of strident praise for Mr. Hussein -- for rights obliterated by him in his 23 years as Iraq's absolute ruler.

I gravitated towards boozers, and learned how to get pissed for free on obliterating house white.

Ken Livingstone's programme for London is obliterating Boris Johnson's in so many ways it's almost embarrassing.

"We have some companies... whose absolute focus on maximising the return for shareholders is obliterating some of these other important things," she said.