Sentence examples for obliterating one from inspiring English sources
The converted horsebox hit two cars, "obliterating" one in the crash on the M5 in September 2017.
But many months of compromise stretch out before then — a danger in a political culture geared toward obliterating one's opponent.
That they, like Holden feared, believed that all children should grow up being protected from 'terrible' things and the truth about how the world is not a perfect place, but often a harsh and obliterating one?
Facing immediate deportation with her young son, Ivan (Alexandre Gontcharov), Tania reacts with the rash desperation that characterizes many of her subsequent actions: she takes an iron and begins burning her fingertips, obliterating one proof of her identity.
I'd venture a wild guess that participating in a bustling orgy could really obliterate one's pain for a while.
Yet for the townspeople who slowly trickled home, many to decimated homes, the bombs had failed to obliterate one thing - a defiant sense of victory.
You'd think that all this background noise would be nearly as distracting as the pop-ups themselves, but Panicware's customers evidently take vengeful glee at hearing the intrusive ads obliterated one by one.
In the same vein, Glasser v. United States, 315 U.S. 60 (1942), warned that "[s]teps innocently taken may, one by one, lead to the irretrievable impairment of substantial liberties". Id. at 86. obliterate one of the most fundamental distinctions between our form of government, where officers are under the law, and the police state, where they are the law.
Any other rule would undermine 'the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects,' 8 and would obliterate one of the most fundamental distinctions between our form of government, where officers are under the law, and the police-state where they are the law.
This may be speculation, but I don't think advanced civilizations are so predictable that they would all evolve towards the point where they decided to do the same, extreme event (such as obliterate one of the planets in their solar system).
The beam, which collapsed about 3 P.M. and fell with such force that it obliterated one seat along the third-base line and punched a hole in the concrete below it, caused no injuries but led city and private engineers to begin a full structural inspection of the stadium, which will turn 75 on Saturday.
