Sentence examples for were destroyed out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "were destroyed out" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "The old building were destroyed out during the storm." (This sentence is incorrect.)
In neighboring Texas, damage was greatest in Orange, where 196 homes were destroyed out of the 200 in the town.
Mansley lies that the robot killed Hogarth and suggests he can be destroyed out at sea with a nuclear bomb from the USS Nautilus.
Anything else was destroyed out of sheer carelessness, or for fear of its being sold to foreigners.
What better way for the Met to make a statement about its support of gay human rights than at a night featuring the work of Tchaikovsky, whose life was destroyed out of shame and despair as a closeted gay man?
Earlier this month, a federal judge ordered two flocks of sheep belonging to a Vermont couple to be destroyed out of concern that they had a version of mad cow disease.
In all, 2,742 homes were destroyed by out-of-control wildfires.
And from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula down to Panama, homes were destroyed, bridges knocked out and roads swept away.
Nearly 200 boats were destroyed: some dragged out to sea, others piled onshore like driftwood or dumped inland, many blocks from the ocean.
Around Sun Valley and the nearby Salmon River Valley, entire mountainsides of forest are now being destroyed by out-of-control bark beetle infestations.
After the towers were destroyed, the restaurant gave out paychecks -- $106 for Ms. Leath and $82 for Mr. James.
All residences at Bay Point Island were destroyed, having been driven out to sea.
