obliterate造句

To obliterate old grudges

I obliterate the word with chalk.

Anne was eager to obliterate her error.

A direct hit would obliterate Earth, it's said.

Now, he can obliterate an opponent from a great distance.

In ureteroscopy, an endoscope is inserted through the ureter to retrieve or obliterate the stone.

Rising water will soon obliterate one of the strangest chapters in Chinese history.

Irenaeus strived to obliterate Gnostic ideas and the writings that espoused them.

Man possesses the power to obliterate himself, sacrificing the whole race on the altar of some God-substitute.

Given the size of these islands, a hurricane can in the space of a few hours, obliterate the entire economy.

A quick romantic kiss will burn about 2-3 calories, whereas French kiss (an openmouthed kiss with tongue contact) will obliterate more than 5 calories.

It has been the wonderful spring. I associate with homeland, and also some regions, some people. Laying aside is in relative silence, yet not to obliterate remembrances.

But Western Christianity developed an apparatus to crush dissent, to annihilate a plurality of views, to obliterate those who espoused a Gnostic path to spiritual realization.

This idea ACTS as a model for the string quartet whereby successive introductions of ornamental figures obliterate the regular structure of the verse.

One winter, the rain-storms and the showers had taken a fancy to obliterate the S which terminated the first word, and the G which began the third; this is what remained

It allowed Hebrew society and Judaism to strengthen for another crucial century—by which time the Babylonian king Nebuchadrezzar could banish the Hebrew people but not obliterate them or their faith.