Sentence examples for most demolition from inspiring English sources
What is happening at 130 Liberty Street is certainly different from most demolition projects, where the process is less methodical and the rubble a jumble of steel, concrete, plaster and glass.
The 100 block is the closest to the Ohio River and has seen the most demolition.
"I try to witness most demolitions happening in Europe these days," he said.
He was a highly successful entrepreneur and the co-founder of one of the most successful demolition and environmental remediation firms in the country.
But the noble doctor retorts that his "franchise" is not for sale.The most gripping demolition of HMOs, though, occurs in "As Good as it Gets", about the relationship between a waitress and a highly neurotic writer.
Perhaps the most effective demolition of the former Speaker came from George Will, who, speaking on ABC's "This Week," described him a "rental politician," adding that he "embodies everything disagreeable about modern Washington".
The Times praised the look, the speed, and the sheen of the film, calling a chase sequence "one of the three or four most exciting demolition derbies ever filmed".
The crowning flourish is an extended car chase through the streets and tunnels of Moscow that ranks as one of the three or four most exciting demolition derbies ever filmed.
Perhaps the most monumental demolition in New York was that of Pennsylvania Station in the early 60's, but the pinnacle was reached in 1968 at the Singer Building, which was the world's tallest 60 years earlier.
It is one of the most formidable demolition jobs one could imagine on a man who has done more to discredit the cause of religion than Rasputin and Pat Robertson put together.
The effort now involves everything from hand shovels and acetylene torches to hundreds of monstrous machines, including some of the strongest and most precise demolition equipment available in the world, that can lift heavy blocks of concrete or delicately rake through rubble that might contain human remains.
