Sentence examples similar to obliterating by fire from inspiring English sources
Karmacoma, one of the band's most famous tunes, is obliterated by machine gun fire; Fraser's rare presence doesn't allow an outing of Teardrop, her much-loved single with Massive.
McCann said that, according to his interpretation of the Bible, the world will be obliterated "with fire".
Flanked by fire officials, he peered through charred trees and walked quietly past homes that were obliterated, except for brick chimneys.
— David Grann, "Trial by Fire," September 7 , 2009
consumed more slowly by fire.
Entire technologies can be almost completely obliterated by major accidents - recall the fires that destroyed the R101 and Hindenburg airships in the 1930s - but in most cases, the spirit of opti mism triumphs over the dark angel of experience.
All but the extreme western end of the town was obliterated by the tornado and subsequent fires.
The physical aftermath of Superstorm Sandy has been nothing short of gut wrenching: lives lost and businesses destroyed; New Jersey's famous shoreline shredded; parts of Queens, NY obliterated by a threefold wrath of wind, water, and fire; gas rationing, impassable roads and thousands still without power.
