Van Nistelrooy's total in Europe stands at 35 goals in 36 starts and, having overtaken Denis Law's club record earlier in the season, he seems intent on obliterating it.
The algorithms were still working perfectly when they flew the plane into the side of a 6,000-foot 6,000-footobliterating it and all 150 souls on board.
The water ripped off a staircase, pushed rocks off the beach and up on to their driveway, obliterating it, and drowned their generator.
After laying on color, Humphries obliterates it with a unique silver pigment she customizes for herself, then scrapes some off to let bits of color peep through.
This analysis indicates that BMI, but not insulin resistance, explains a significant proportion of the influence of glycemia on cardiometabolic risk, obliterating its effect on blood pressure and LDL-PPD but not on HDL cholesterol and triglycerides.
But that cannot happen in a country in perpetual turmoil with a repressive military intent on obliterating its adversaries.
New York insisted on obliterating its past to make way for "business" and "progress," words she had always hated.
At times it seems that the filmmakers aren't just rooting the movie in reality (an already curious ambition for an opera) but trying to see how much dirt they can throw on their source without obliterating its allure.
If they had been carrying an engineered gene for herbicide resistance, for example, it would have been obliterated before it was passed on.
Then the process becomes everything: the emptying, obliterating void one enters into when on a streak (be it hot or cold) finally leads to losing becoming the goal, the only absolution left.
