Sentence examples for the razed from inspiring English sources
verb
To demolish; to level to the ground.
- Raze Syracuse to the ground
He played his show (to promote "Run Devil Run") in an ersatz Cavern, built in 1984, next door to the parking lot that sits on the site of the razed original.
In Providence, David O'Brien's art shop, Picture This, looks out on the neglected facade of the razed Providence National Bank building, which is supported by rusting steel beams that block the sidewalk and part of the street.
Outside the empty municipal building near the razed post office, Officer Kevin Collins, a part-time policeman replacing the old force of 11, conscientiously sweeps a sidewalk that ends at nothing much.
Rising in the razed 48-year-old motel's place will be the Surf Beach Resort, a five-story, 30-unit hotel condominium whose neo-Mediterranean design, judging from a published rendering, is more generic than "Jetsons".
The Saybrook Point Inn, rebuilt on the footprint of the razed Terra Mar, is the polar opposite of that bastion of bad-boyhood.
She had come to witness the razing.
"Looting took place, and then the razing".
We see the razing of bridges and edifices.
In recent years, historians and residents have expressed concern over the razing of hutongs.
The feature on the razing of Cheshire, Ohio, drew conflicting accounts from residents and the power plant.
Blankets are necessary, but they will not stop the razing of villages.
