Sentence examples for has torn down from inspiring English sources

China has torn down older buildings in every major city to make way for more vehicles.

Louis-Dreyfus saId: "I think that Veep has torn down the wall between comedy and politics.

The Army Corps of Engineers has reclaimed the area west of Ballaire Drive and has torn down the homes.

To some extent, this is a byproduct of the steroid era; baseball's zealous pursuit of juicers has torn down a lot of legends in the making.

Because "technology has torn down the walls of the Panopticon," the time is right for a new, perhaps even more ominous metaphor, he suggested.

The city has torn down most of the buildings, and what remains resembles a war zone: giant holes in the brick walls, shot-out windows, missing doors.

Never should have torn down the Iron Curtain.

Northwestern needs to avoid the ignominy of having torn down a landmark.

Instead, he used wood from a barn in Kentucky that he had torn down.

And with the earthquake having torn down so much, she had been left to wonder.

"I have torn down two buildings that were former stables in the last few years," he said.