Sentence examples for obliterated that from inspiring English sources

Olander set out hoping to raise $10,000, but the stand has obliterated that goal on Kickstarter, now approaching six figures in funding with over a thousand backers.

Considering where we were half a century ago when Americans were walking on the Moon – people still come up to me today and say it's incredible – we've obliterated that piece of history.

The Democrats obliterated that in the last three days.

Kirkland's best previous time was 12.63 seconds, but she obliterated that to finish in 12.42.

Some of it dispenses obvious truths – such as that prison education works wonders, even though Bill Clinton's crime bill obliterated that pathway to rehabilitation.

I'll call them and you can obliterate that instead".

The mail at the S.E.C. obliterates that argument.

Half a dozen more wins here would certainly obliterate that old stain on the family name.

In this age of specialization, Phelps has set out to obliterate that trend.

The Knicks lost 16 games they led by double figures last year, but all indications are that this season's overmatched team will obliterate that total by the All-Star Game break.

"Slavery finally started being perceived as something heinous and the Empire sought to obliterate that mark," he says.