Sentence examples for to demolishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To destroy; to destruct.
- They demolished the old house and put up four townhouses.
Their curiosity satisfied, the Yankees turned their attention back to demolishing the Baltimore Orioles.
This bright, personable young woman shrugs and returns her attention to demolishing the blueberry muffin she's having for breakfast.
So, our serious Republican is committed on ideological grounds to demolishing successful programs and replacing them with conservative fantasies that have failed repeatedly in the past.
There was widespread criticism of the heavy-handed intervention and of the government, which is committed to demolishing the park to erect a shopping centre.
Japan pounded out 17 hits, including 6 home runs, on the way to demolishing the Netherlands, 16-4, on Sunday in a game stopped after the seventh inning when the 10-run mercy rule was invoked.
Not all these books may be the best for laying by the poolside reading, but I'm looking forward to demolishing them in no time at all on my stream of endless train and car journeys this summer.
Lenin wanted to demolish it.
Cerda had nothing to demolish.
Haussmann needed to demolish an ancient city.
"It would be criminal to demolish it".
But why attempt to demolish it?
