Sentence examples for of being obliterated from inspiring English sources
Marks, such as the ridges left by the fingers in a newly thrown vessel, were frequently accentuated instead of being obliterated, and marks made by tools were often left untouched.
Müller is back in the news, 31 years after his retirement, because his long-standing record of 85 goals in a calendar year, a mark reached in 1972, is on the brink of being obliterated.
Yet Lutyens's cityscape is in danger of being obliterated by commercial development and the pressures of accommodating a population that has swelled to well over 13 million from fewer than 900,000 in his time.
Marcuse begins with the claim that this book is an attempt to rescue a form of thinking or a mental faculty which is in danger of being obliterated (Marcuse 1960: vii).
They aren't living under Israeli occupation, or in deep poverty, or afraid of being obliterated by a drone strike, with little hope for change under the specter of a Clinton presidency.
Despite reports that the Affordable Care Act is in danger of being obliterated after the election, enrollment in the health insurance marketplace reopened November 1 to high demand, with more than 100,000 people signing up for coverage in the first week alone.
"People don't want to have a romantic dinner with the sound of pavement being obliterated in the background," said the project's construction chief, Michael Horodniceanu, who has led a "good neighbor" initiative on behalf of the transportation authority.
Others fear that a nascent drive to clean-up Egypt's notoriously polluted capital could result in all cultural remnants of the uprising being obliterated.
If his name comes up, it is generally in relation to one of his revered records being obliterated.
The result of such lesions will be half-blindness, or hemianopia, the messages from one half of the visual field being obliterated.
While it's true that one part of the island is being obliterated by bombs, the part that isn't is very beautiful and absolutely worth a visit.
