8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Demolish' in a Sentence
"To intentionally destroy or ruin a building or structure; tear down; raze." more
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The historians predict that the ancient ruins will have been demolishing slowly due to natural erosion.
By the end of the project, the construction crew will have been demolishing the entire block to make room for the new skyscraper.
The activists believe that, in the next decade, governments will have been demolishing discriminatory laws.
By the time they finish filming, the crew will have been demolishing the elaborate movie set.
The chef will have been demolishing culinary barriers with his innovative cooking techniques.
By the time we return from our vacation, they will have been demolishing the old bridge.
He will have been demolishing the misconceptions about space travel through his groundbreaking research.
The environmentalists fear that, in a decade, developers will have been demolishing vast areas of the rainforest.
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