Sentence examples for it will obliterate from inspiring English sources
In Swahili, chang'aa literally means "kill me quick," and it will obliterate anyone who pours it down his or her gullet.
For the majority of Americans, the countdown events from Election Day to Inauguration Day were akin to watching a runaway train with its virtual engineers scrambling in wild disbelief to assess the logistics regarding where it will crash, how much collateral damage it will inflict, and how many people it will obliterate in the impending carnage.
Its Charter spells it out clearly: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it".
BarCap dropped its estimate from 65 cents a share on Dec. 9, citing a more subdued investment banking environment and smaller retail financial services balance sheet, but even if the bank comes up well short of expectations its profit will obliterate the measly 7 cents a share it earned in the fourth quarter of 2008.
Some of the charter's highlights include this humanitarian gem: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it".
Add to this death toll and psychological trauma the Hamas charter that reads, "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it" and most people will believe that any means are necessary to stop terrorism.
As it stands, of course, the computer housed within that sleek black shell will obliterate any task thrown at it by all but the most extreme and demanding of professionals.
(Alcoholism, of course, can also impair the memory, and it's impossible to determine how much of Kerouac's memory loss was due to his drinking. "I don't know how you'd accurately assess it," Cantu said, "because the use of alcohol will obliterate those memories while he's under the influence").
"If spending this quarter remains on pace with the first three quarters — just on pace — lobbying in the health care sector will obliterate the high-water mark that it set last year," said Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the center.
"But rate cuts of 1999 will obliterate those profits".
