Sentence examples for to be annihilated from inspiring English sources

It had rendered him a wild boy, and he had chosen not to be annihilated.

To be annihilated, or to discontinue its campaign of mass murder in Darfur?

The phrase of Melville's, "made up my mind to be annihilated," appears in Hawthorne's journal about Melville's visit in England.

They also stuff ducks for a living, however, as they wait patiently to be annihilated every week.

In pop sci-fi, the Earth is always about to be annihilated, but in "Men in Black," the prospect of calamity was no more than a throwaway joke.

They form, split, descend into vicious feuds, and re-emerge in new alliances only to be annihilated in some new internecine war.

It's his own worst nightmare, Hoskins says: "Not just to be without people, but to be annihilating people.

If so, how I must be striving to not be annihilated by Paris, which I find overwhelming.

"You're either going to prevail and become a part of a great historical victory for your people, or you're going to disappear or be annihilated," he said.

Presenting race prejudice as sentiment governed by the association of ideas, Cooper explains that it is "impervious to reason" and "cannot be annihilated by rhetoric" (VAJC, 163).

Were Sunday's by-election results repeated at the national level, the USDP would be annihilated, reduced to a parliamentary rump of its unelected military MPs.