obliteration

But it was not enough to protect them from obliteration.

Now, we're trying to protect our entire species from obliteration.

The final obliteration came from development of the railway on the site.

For one thing, the obliteration of eastern Germany's old industry and government is over.

They present the slow obliteration of the world in which his characters live.

This is a benchmark of a long march back from near obliteration.

"No effect on related environmental values is more adverse than obliteration."

The force that swept away houses worked the same sort of obliteration on families, taking their women and children most often.

Now, researchers realize, the "problem" was often the obliteration of species.

I am not one who wishes to go into the sun or seek some other form of obliteration.

To jump there quite frequently meant not only death, but total obliteration as well.

They continue to believe their sacred purpose is the obliteration of all other life forms.

Not with only one infant son between him and the obliteration of his house."

Or does it require the obliteration of all life?

"It looked bad for a little while, but we managed to avoid obliteration.

They will remain only long enough to oversee the obliteration of mankind.

I switched on the light and peered closely at the obliteration.

The cab started, and with its forward roll Alan felt an obliteration of the past.

Their secret, however, is no longer safe, especially after today's obliteration of Stanford, 55-21.

It was a beautiful treatment: selective obliteration, just as I prayed for.

And any nuclear missile launched with a clear return address, they know, would result in the obliteration of their country, probably within an hour.

Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration.

The general public still thinks in terms of the obliteration of cities.

The main point of vaginal obliteration is speed and simplicity.

Often it is far from the pseudo passion of 9.5 weeks but a personal obliteration.