Sentence examples for obliterated at from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems' northern councillors were obliterated at the local elections.

Black smoke spewed from the blast-site, a police checkpoint, now obliterated, at the entrance to the province's high court.

It is obliterated at curtain time by an even louder, more irritating cannonade of percussion devised by the composer and sound designer Fitz Patton.

Less recommended is watching the tape of Giants catcher Buster Posey being nearly obliterated at home plate by Florida's Scott Cousins.

But if this data was correct his reputation would count for nothing and a party that came close to being obliterated at last year's general election was on course for a byelection sensation to rival any in British political history.

However, we interpreted that the terraces are debris aprons, because there are craters with mountainside parts obliterated at the mare-highland boundary (Fig. 8b).

Or when Michael Jordan just obliterated opponents at will – and we kept on enjoying it.

Jovial banter is obliterated once at the destination, where we are shoved, one by one, into a pitch-black space.

CANNES, France — If there are lines separating art and commerce in the film world, they are obliterated annually at the Cannes Film Festival.

Eventually, the hippocampal sulcus becomes obliterated, but at times, a residual cavity, a so-called sulcal remnant cyst, may be seen (Fig. 6a).

"Cloverfield," starring Michael Stand-David and Odette Yustman, both at left, and the monster that mashed Manhattan, obliterated the competition at movie box offices over the weekend, taking in an estimated $41 million to wrest the No. 1 spot from last week's favorite, "The Bucket List".