Sentence examples for from being obliterated from inspiring English sources

Tough laws requiring the use of French in the workplace, in schools and on signs, enforced by a vigilant language police (Office québécois de la langue française), have kept French from being obliterated by the tide of English from the rest of Canada and the United States.

To the foregoing human effects on topography must be added the bomb craters left by war that are very slowly being obliterated from Europe and Asia, and the erosional gullying of terrain where uncontrolled deforestation has been allowed.

And something else is being obliterated: genes.

The release from aching anticipation was obliterated by storm surges of grief that came in waves: Brace.

It is customary to use isolated vascular tissue preparations to investigate the possible mode of hypotensive action, as response interference from intact reflex is obliterated [ 25].

"We were obliterated from the map," she said.

In a mere blip of geological time, 70percentt of all species were obliterated from Earth.

"Edgar Allan Poe's memory is not going to be obliterated from the Village," he said.

For decades, the Civil Rights Act and Medicare were obliterated from Lyndon Johnson's record by the glare of napalm.

Virtually nothing was known at the time about Sergei Shchukin or Ivan Morozov, whose names had been obliterated from the Soviet record.

Salem lives on in scholarly and dramatic works, but the New York City slave hunt has been obliterated from historical memory.