Sentence examples for try to destroy a from inspiring English sources

"To try to destroy a business because you don't like some of the customers is, to me, unbelievably un-American," he said in an interview.

The ranking Democrat Elijah Cummings claimed angrily that Republicans were using taxpayer money to try to "destroy a presidential campaign" with a "marathon grilling".

In some places, there is both: the Philippines has worked out peace deals with two rebel groups but is using military power to try to destroy a third.

A crucial flight test of the technology is set for next Friday, when a ground-based interceptor missile is to thunder aloft and try to destroy a mock warhead in space.

In "The Believer," winner of the grand jury prize at last year's Sundance Film Festival, a young Jew helps his skinhead friends desecrate and try to destroy a synagogue.

"To try to destroy a young person's life because you disagree with their politics is reprehensible," said Kelley, who is a member of the advisory board for the US Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel.

It would be unreasonable simply to try to destroy an instance of a basic good, for no further purpose: for that would treat an instance of a basic good as something that it is not — that is, as valueless.

Tom Cruise is back, trying to destroy a dangerous manufactured German virus.

He is accused of trying to destroy a Northwest Airlines jet with nearly 300 passengers and crew members.

Not to mention a plot – a property tycoon trying to destroy a marine reserve – that touches on real-world concerns.

RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION A sequel to the thriller based on the video game, about a woman in the Nevada desert who tries to destroy a killer virus.