Auschwitz-Birkenau… Time obliterates what separated us, it distorts everything".
No wonder the characters spend so much time obliterating themselves with vodka, the only spirit on offer in this purgatorial world.
Not, next time obliterate the enemy.
At the same time, that was a long time ago if we're counting in tech years and it wouldn't be the first time Jobs obliterated a product category only to announce something similar to it shortly after.
Time has obliterated the line that once divided the Beaux Arts from the modern movement.
Any sense of time was obliterated for my mother long ago, but Christmas was the last important date to go, long after birthdays were forgotten.
Time is obliterated in eternity and music is what we call the effect of the dance of life elements in sound, and it goes from infinite past to infinite future as an eternal stream.
In The New York Times Book Review, Roberta Silman said that this novel, a personal journey that moves through time and space, "obliterates time and defies comparison".
Also, not long ago Mr. Giuliani tried, not for the first time, to obliterate Mr. Green's job.
"I just saw bam bam, like a bright muzzle flash from both guns at the same time, completely obliterate my vision," Ms. Reuben said.
"I just saw bam bam, like a bright muzzle flash from both guns at the same time, completely obliterate my vision," she testified.
