Sentence examples for landscape destroying from inspiring English sources

(In a cruel twist common in pop, Timbaland has down-shifted from landscape destroying to co-producing C-list dance tracks like Bleona's "Pass Out").

In my home state, Vermont, where the storm devastated the landscape, destroying or damaging 200 bridges, more than 500 miles of road, and 100 miles of railroad, the National Guard airlifted in free food, water, diapers, baby formula, medicine, and tarps to thousands of desperate Vermonters trapped in 13 stranded towns -- all free of charge to the victims of the storm.

Unlike many other African nations emerging from war, Angola had more than enough money to rebuild, on its own terms, a landscape destroyed by conflict.

"Drayton the poet was an early environmentalist, and so the subtext of the maps is this great message for England not to have its natural landscape destroyed," said Avery.

If the United States and Europe throw in the towel, then Russia will be free to help the Bashar al-Assad regime impose the same kind of "solution" that Russia used in Chechnya more than a decade ago: kill tens of thousands of people, flatten the landscape, destroy all political alternatives and then start again, with a Russian-backed dictator.

Art critic Jonathan Jones suggests that by filming Pollock, Namuth "broke the myth of trance" and by framing Pollock's work in the larger surrounding landscape, destroyed Pollock's view that his paintings were boundless.

Nature's mood swings can severely alter landscapes, destroying cities and homes, throwing everything off balance, and art can offer us a way to look at these events with new insight.

Wheat-growing agriculture reshaped the landscape by destroying the original vegetation and expanding the farmland area in ca. 3900 3600 cal BP.

As Neff climbs up the stairs, chrome snake-like tubes grow around the pastel-colored landscape, eventually destroying the entire building.

In the film as in the book, the Once-ler ravages the landscape and destroys the Truffula trees to manufacture thneeds, knitted garments that have multiple uses but no real utility.

The video, which is part of a wider strategy including billboards and online pledges, features Schwarzenegger staggering through a ravaged landscape presumably destroyed in part by the carbon emissions of the livestock industry.