Sentence examples for then obliterated from inspiring English sources

It did indeed come under pressure on Tuesday and was then obliterated on Wednesday.

This figure is then obliterated by what could be one, two, or fifteen chords — the space between notes has become imperceptible.

On busy news days, the entire city is awash in these cloudlets, like 50 million newspapers brought to breathing, blaring life, and then obliterated into a sea of disintegrating light and noise".

The DNA of the band was embedded in the song's simple structure: a single, pulsing ostinato, surrounded by signals of unknown origin, then obliterated by wide blankets of white noise.

Ground forces identify targets, which are then obliterated by planes so the defenders suffer heavy casualties, if they decide to stand and fight, while the attackers, whose losses are small, mop up the survivors.

Labour, of course, have the most dramatic example of this: Jeremy Corbyn only just made it on to the ballot with the necessary 35 nominations from fellow MPs but then obliterated his three opponents in the members' vote.

In Godzilla, a cadre of resourceful monsters first wreck various parts of Japan, then obliterate large chunks of Hawaii, then put Las Vegas to the sword, before finally settling in to demolish San Francisco, previously ransacked in any number of films.

Memories found in the Overmind's cortex depict a vision of a future in which Kerrigan is killed, whereupon the hybrids (led by an entity known only as the Dark Voice) take control of the Swarm, destroy all other forms of life, then obliterate the Zerg as well.

Wait for backup to arrive, then obliterate them.

May we, in the spirit of Yochanan ben Zakkai, educate ourselves about the "rituals" of a system that humiliates and oppresses--and then, obliterate them.

Carty had served as the nation's scientific policy guru from 2004 to 2008, but then Harper obliterated the position.