Sentence examples for name was destroyed from inspiring English sources

When Quezaltenango, which had become the capital of Guatemala in all but name, was destroyed by an earthquake in 1902, many of the leading families moved to Guatemala City.

He continued, with out-of-left-field literary analogy: "The Gambler in Dostoyevsky's small masterpiece of a novel by the same name was destroyed by his addiction to the tables.

But Tuesday, amid the celebrations outside his office, Mugabe's portraits were taken down from shops and offices across the city, and road signs bearing his name were destroyed or vandalized.

The climax of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them appears to show Barebone, or at least the fluffy black cloud of hate that bears his name, being destroyed by aurors from Macusa on the orders of President Seraphina Picquery.

Pulled over by Chief Wiggum for speeding, Flanders takes a sobriety test as disapproving townspeople watch, and his good name is destroyed after Wiggum announces that Flanders is "high as a kite" (even though he simply fell over).

The 49-year-old artist has been best known for eye-opening works including Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963-1995, tenttembroideredered with names that was destroyed in a warehouse fire in 2004, and My Bed, an installation of her unmade dirty bed including objects such as used condoms, discarded tampon applicators and blood-spotted underwear.

For confidentiality purposes, all personal information that could potentially identify an individual (such as name and address) was destroyed before linking that HIV data to the socio-demographic and behavioural data collected in the individual questionnaires.

The identification list including serial number, names and addresses was destroyed after the reminder was sent.

When response had been registered in the original name list the envelope was destroyed and the questionnaire was given a new number.

The note with name and phone number was destroyed after the interview which could subsequently not be connected to the informant's identity.

A Jesuit mission was established among the Huron Indians at the Wye River (southeastern corner of Georgian Bay) in 1638 and named Sainte-Marie; but it was destroyed by the Iroquois Indians in 1649.