Sentence examples for obliterated on from inspiring English sources

Statistics from the Criminal Justice System show in no uncertain terms that the perpetrator of a murder is more likely to be obliterated on Valium than cranked up on crack cocaine, which is only one of many reasons why it seems a little odd that Valium enjoys the light sanctions afforded to Class C, Schedule 4 drugs.

If such approaches wish to claim that there are standards by which we can judge interpretations to be better or worse, correct or incorrect, then they must find such standards other than in the conserving aspect of interpretation, as the requirement that one be faithful to the meaning of an original seems to be obliterated on such views.

It did indeed come under pressure on Tuesday and was then obliterated on Wednesday.

Attending those orientation assemblies obliterated on Jack Daniel's and wallowing in the memories of a dead friend.

This all sends the World Series back to Texas for a weekend of action that will be obliterated on the news media scene by football.

It was a challenge that Suzann Pettersen of Norway obliterated on her way to winning the Ladies Irish Open there last month.

A second saltworks was completely obliterated, and on a nearby beach, a residence was destroyed, with five family members drowned.

Nearby, little of the street art remains on Mostarka, which is now almost obliterated by demolition, on the very edge of the Belgrade Waterfront site.

But much of the rest of the city was without domestic telephone service after American bombs obliterated two switching centers, one on either side of the Tigris.

He obliterated the white on the walls with painted vertical stripes in colors he mixed himself at Janovic/Plaza: pink and gray on one wall, yellow-green and white on another.

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.