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obliterate sentence examples

  • Obliterate the distinction.
  • Yet spirit worship has not been able to entirely obliterate the idea of god.
  • Obliterated all traces.
  • Obliterated by modern development.
  • Obliterated most of our own heritage.
  • The official unionist lost 35 seats, nearly all to the dup, while baird's party was all but obliterated.
  • Obliterated what would have been some impressive views of the lakeland.
  • Obliterated in the bombing and children were left screaming over the mutilated bodies of their loved ones.
  • Obliterated from the minds of his contemporaries?
  • Obliterateoth have dedicated their last few albums to obliterating the memory of the decent ones they made a decade earlier.
  • Obliterated the competition as if their lives depended on it.
  • Obliterated by the construction of a medieval fortification.
  • Beyond here the canal has been completely obliterated by open cast mining.
  • Obliterateent death of daisy's husband leaves her a widow at thirty-two, obliterating everything she has lived for.
  • End of the year ever invented in today virtually obliterated capacity increase over.
  • Obliterate virus that rewrites your hard drive, obliterating anything on it.
  • The great era of railroad mania almost obliterated the old chapel of salford.
  • At other points, for example by the jet gasoline station, mud thrown up by passing traffic has totally obliterated the line.

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