Though his family survived, other relatives and friends were transported to death camps and, as he later wrote, "gassed like insects and incinerated like refuse".
Jilly reveals that this is a ruling that would have convicted criminals like Danes incinerated, and that Oswald's moment of fame is over.
Hard times have ripped through Silicon Valley like a forest fire, incinerating scores of companies and tens of thousands of jobs.
IN the video game BioShock turbulent Rachmaninoff-like music plays while an evil composer named Cohen shouts, "Presto, presto" before incinerating a hapless pianist and his instrument.
I enjoyed learning about Seoul's exceptional recycling efforts, which include incentivizing recycling by charging citizens for the weight of their trash and incinerating garbage to generate energy and create recycled products like bricks.
When you're dealing with a mass murderer who bragged about incinerating thousands of Americans and planned to kill countless more, that seems like the only civilized and morally sound response.
The orthodoxy in Whitehall and Westminster is that while less enlightened nations have nuclear weapons, which are devices for incinerating thousands of people, Britain has a nuclear deterrent, which is of course nothing like that.
— Tiger Woods scorched the high desert Sunday, roaring like a wildfire across the Gallery Club at Dove Mountain with a phenomenal display of golf, incinerating Stewart Cink, winning the Accenture Match Play Championship and setting his sights on higher ground.
This enrages him, and he begins incinerating the Geatish countryside.
It can't keep incinerating over $400 million a quarter and expect to have enough cash to develop a killer augmented reality hardware device before giants like Apple invade the market.
