Sentence examples for obliterated copy from inspiring English sources

It was a comment, paraphrased in a photo caption in the International Herald Tribune on Thursday, that government censors carefully obliterated, copy by copy, with black marker pens.

Of course your blender is going to obliterate a copy of GTA IV.

Douglas Adams once told me that shortly before he wrote "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" he was working on a screenplay with the premise that all human civilization had been obliterated, except for a single copy of the Guinness book.

And yet, though so many copies of Para Leer al Pato Donald were obliterated ― the entire third edition of the book was thrown into Valparaíso Bay by Chilean navy sailors ― as with the Nazis, as with the Inquisition, books are hard things to truly destroy.

America saw jobs obliterated.

This election obliterated them.

Has it obliterated it?

The slug obliterated some memories.

Everything was obliterated.

The unification obliterated individuality.

Ireland have been obliterated.