Sentence examples for obliterated for from inspiring English sources

Any sense of time was obliterated for my mother long ago, but Christmas was the last important date to go, long after birthdays were forgotten.

When the writer Liao Yiwu, facing threats of imprisonment, fled China for Berlin last month, he left behind a place where history and memory are deliberately obliterated for one where they are deliberately celebrated.

Baseball's color line had been obliterated for more than a decade, but it was only in the 60's that black and Latin American stars began to dominate the game.

Put in by Sri Lanka the Dutch were not just skittled but obliterated for 39, the lowest score in a Twenty20 international and the second-lowest in any professional T20 match.

Unemployment and barriers to migration are high and experience with foreigners -- obliterated for the most part during the long, deep freeze of post-World War II Communism -- is still very low.

Interestingly enough, Florsheim appears to have obliterated for all time the erroneous assumption that because Grant wore 10-Cs at Culpeper, that was the size of shoe he always wore.

That night, and on subsequent nights, they huddled in shelters with, especially, children, who for Berrigan obliterated from then on any capacity he might have had to cloak the realities of the war in abstraction.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens has obliterated records for advance ticket sales at US and UK cinemas, leading to many early screenings being completely sold out.

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.

That marked a turnaround from the more than $5 billion in losses Sun racked up after the dot-com meltdown obliterated demand for many of its expensive servers.

Since debuting in 2012, rideshare services Uber and Lyft have nearly obliterated demand for Los Angeles taxis.