Sentence examples for he razed from inspiring English sources

THE PIONEERING WORK of T. Berry Brazelton '40 in the field of developmental and behavioral pediatrics is perhaps best understood in terms of the norms he razed.

In all, he razed more than 10percentt of his fruit orchards this year, a decision that he said was a direct response to the immigration situation.

Then he razed Bonwit Teller on Fifth Avenue and battled the tenants of 100 Central Park South, which he wanted to tear down.

In a single move, for example, he swept 42 court officials from their posts and into exile, and he razed to the ground such troublesome places as the Tōdai and Kōfuku temples.

That same year, in what is now Ohio, he destroyed the Shawnee Indian towns of Chillicothe and Piqua; in 1782 he razed Shawnee villages and destroyed crops in the Miami River valley.

He razed three city blocks to make way for two major department stores and a downtown shopping mall and routed the new interstate highways so that they provided easy access to the downtown area.

So at seemingly ruinous cost, he razes the cornfield and builds a ball field, and is rewarded with an endless stream of ticket buyers stretching to the rural Iowa horizon.

He said he would raze it to the ground, and we had to leave so they wouldn't touch residents.

He has razed some older buildings, angering some in the community, but the festival space on Stillwell was already vacant.

He recently razed six cottages on Brighton Fourth Street just south of Neptune Avenue to build an eight-story condo with landscaping, parking.

He also razed four thousand Kurdish villages and executed a hundred thousand of the region's inhabitants, some with chemical weapons.