Sentence examples for would annihilate from inspiring English sources

That would annihilate research.

"If you were coming across the middle, Jack Lambert would annihilate you".

He said his fears expanded to include one that Pakistan would annihilate the world with a nuclear bomb.

In an 1878 essay, Edison (or his ghostwriter) proclaimed portentously that his invention would "annihilate time and space, and bottle up for posterity the mere utterance of man".

In other words, if two WIMPs met (which should happen quite frequently in the centre of the earth) they would annihilate one another.

The goal was to harness a language that would annihilate meaning, moving poetry toward the purer plane of solitude and silence.

Otherwise they'd annihilate their own race.

Enemies, who would utterly annihilate America, they who'd obviously have information on plots, to carry out Jihad.

At the NRA's "Stand And Fight" rally on Saturday the former Alaska governor said, "Enemies, who would utterly annihilate America, they who'd obviously have information on plots, to carry out Jihad.

In a 1994 essay for Wired magazine called "The Infobahn is a Big, Fat Joke," he argued that the cable operators and Baby Bells would not annihilate one another; instead, each would move to protect its traditional monopolies.

Having ruled out the natural annihilation of minds, Astell turns to the question of whether God would supernaturally annihilate them.