Sentence examples for those obliterated from inspiring English sources

As for artillery, it does seem a moot point to the decapitated victims of solid shot or to those obliterated beyond identification by canister shells to say that Civil War technology was "neither sufficiently accurate nor sufficiently destructive to wreak the kind of obliteration which Krupp guns and aerial bombings would visit on European cities and towns in the 20th century".

Those planes obliterated not only the buildings and the lives of those caught inside but also our memory of the day before.

"Silly for a 50-year-old woman to lose it, but those years obliterated my self-esteem," she says.

There was obviously a purpose for having obliterated those entries.

His impatience has probably obliterated those plans and accelerated his departure.

Attending those orientation assemblies obliterated on Jack Daniel's and wallowing in the memories of a dead friend.

We think you will make a dandy Faerie Queene, once you've obliterated those cold Snow King Others thanks to the fire at your command.

Included in the plans were suggestions for a memorial, a mass transit hub, a cultural center and the restoration of at least some of the streets through the trade center site; those streets were obliterated when the big site for the center was assembled.

Workplaces create special cultures, and the disappearance of industry can see those cultures reduced or obliterated.

Three families -- a total of 17 people -- lived in those houses, which were obliterated by a single bomb, neighbors said.

And after businesses have saved an estimated $500 million annually, no one is at the moment fearing that those savings will be obliterated, even with some price increases.