Sentence examples for it would obliterate from inspiring English sources

The corps permit, issued in 2005, said that 4.5 million tons of waste from the Kensington mine could be dumped into the lake even though it would obliterate life in its waters.

His analytical tendency, along with the huge hat collection that resulted from it, would obliterate him.

It would obliterate any hope of influencing the Abbott government's eventual solution.

Now that would be a station wagon that wouldn't merely dim memories of the old ones, it would obliterate them with a cloud of tire smoke.

"It would obliterate civil rights, antitrust, consumer, essentially every class action in America".

If McCain turns around and votes for Cassidy-Graham without those things ― especially without a CBO score ― it would obliterate that previous attempt at statesmanship.

With a fury I've seldom experienced, the digger would obliterate everything in its path as it began gouging its way toward the center of the earth.

Then Hillary tried to demonstrate her toughness by announcing she would "obliterate" Iran if it messed with Israel.

She stirred controversy this year by saying that under her presidency the United States would "obliterate" Iran if it attacked Israel.

In April, Hillary Clinton said she would "obliterate" the country if it attacked Israel.

The unit has 18 sacks in three games, putting it on pace for 96 this season; that would obliterate the record of 72, set by the 1984 Chicago Bears.