Sentence examples for presumably to destroy from inspiring English sources

Alas, the portion of divinity in the Atlanteans grew faint through breeding; they became ugly, which in Greek is to say '&apos base,'' and Zeus decided to presumably to destroy them, but here the dialogue breaks off.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an anti-Assad group based in Britain with a network of contacts inside Syria, said the Syrian Air Force had responded to the Jarrah seizure by bombarding it, presumably to destroy or incapacitate the planes there.

The house was then burned, presumably to destroy the evidence.

Judged by the court as being prepared to overthrow the government, he was presented to the people for election to an office in the government he was presumably ready to destroy.

It took about a month to rebuild Trump's star last time it got demolished, so it shouldn't be too long before the president's name is back on the Walk of Fame, ready for the next round of protesters to scrawl swastikas on it, flip it off, and piss on it, until the next guy with heavy construction equipment presumably comes along to destroy it.

But the real shock comes when Alison's dying sister hands over a secret poetic hoard to her niece, Elsa, presumably to be destroyed.

The note was written by Louie King who was, in the 1930s, in domestic service for Yvonne Macnamara who, presumably, gave the instruction to destroy it.

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Against regulation Tillman's body armor, uniform and belongings were burned — to destroy evidence, presumably — and a bogus Silver Star citation was hastily concocted.

Hammers, presumably without sickles, were required to destroy his art.

Some of the Seal members later tried to destroy the craft, presumably to hide the secret stealth components, before boarding larger backup helicopters that carried them to Afghanistan.