Sentence examples for had exterminated from inspiring English sources

The capture of Marrakech posed the moral question of whether to abandon this city founded by the Almoravid heretics, whom he had exterminated without pity.

Alexievich was born three years after the war ended, in Soviet Ukraine, and grew up in Soviet Belarus, where the Nazis had exterminated Jews, Gypsies, and Slavs, and burned down entire villages.

After studying the remains of a thick-set boy recovered from a cliff-side grave in Portugal, considered a final hold-out of the Neanderthals, paleoanthropologists said that the human child had strong Neanderthal features, and that this "refuted" the idea that modern humans had exterminated the Neanderthals without interbreeding.

And so the Indians that were here, of course, the ones who had the land, in many cases they had taken it from other Indians they had exterminated.

Wiesenthal was in possession of information proving that Peter had been a member of the 1 SS Infantry Brigade, a unit that had exterminated over 13,000 Jewish civilians in Ukraine in 1941 42.

Rhoads was subject to separate investigations ordered by the acting American governor of Puerto Rico James R. Beverley and the Rockefeller Institute, and "neither...was able to uncover any evidence that Dr. Rhoads had exterminated any Puerto Ricans".

The US may have exterminated the old monster.

Extensive damming and pollution of southern Appalachian mountain streams have exterminated 4 species and threatened another 80.

Rabbits have exterminated the native cabbage Pringlea antiscorbutica over wide areas on Kerguelen, and sheep have decimated tussock communities on South Georgia.

With only Stone Age technology, the settlers may have exterminated as many as 2,000 bird species, some 17 percent of the world total.

Rabbits have exterminated the native cabbage (or Kerguelen cabbage, Pringlea antiscorbutica) over wide areas on Kerguelen, and sheep have decimated tussock communities on South Georgia.