Sentence examples for please destroy from inspiring English sources

The actress Lindsay Duncan recalled waiting in the cramped wings, listening for her cue above a howling sound system and thinking, "Please God, oh please God -- anybody -- please destroy this building".

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He can either control Trump's actions or, if he pleases, destroy Trump's presidency.

Otherwise and empirical evidence supports this view—society will tend to get too few value-creating transactions and positive spillovers.One can't simply say: letting private actors transact as they please might destroy something which might possibly have an aesthetic value greater than the structures which replace it and should therefore be strictly regulated!

"We told them, 'The people are so poor and weak, please don't destroy this school,' " said Akbar Khan, the principal.

After Debbie and Eddie Wood lost their daughter at a crossing in Cleveland, Mo., in 1998, their lawyer sent a letter to Kansas City Southern railroad that ended with the plea, "Please do not destroy any evidence".

We choose to walk, while George begins to tell the story of how a heap of Navy trash -- some of it stamped with the words please do not destroy, these boxes are reusable -- came to be used by several hundred black guillemots and one lone scientist whose narrow, ornithological study eventually led him onto the trail of worldwide climate change.

Please don't destroy all that effort".

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The actual lyrics are subject to interpretation: Now the trees are almost green, but will they still be seen, when time and tide have been Fall into your passing hands, please don't destroy these lands, don't make them desert sands "Shapes of Things" is credited to bassist Paul Samwell-Smith, Relf, and McCarty.

He took them as well as a copy of a book about the work of Frederick Law Olmstead, with a page bookmarked that shows the original plan for the South Park, including the contemporary Washington Park and a hand written note, "Please do not destroy this historic park".