dynamiting

President Chavez angrily accused Uribe of "dynamiting" the mission.

Mark Weisbrot: Latin America News Coverage: Half the Story is Worse Than None 2008

Yet corals ... face the multitude of human-induced problems such as dynamiting reefs as a fishing technique, coastal development and increased use of fertilizers that run off from farms.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Warm Oceans Threaten Caribbean Coral Reefs 2005

Yet corals ... face the multitude of human-induced problems such as dynamiting reefs as a fishing technique, coastal development and increased use of fertilizers that run off from farms.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Warm Oceans Threaten Caribbean Coral Reefs 2005

The Indians are demanding compensation for damage the company did by "dynamiting" an archaeological site considered sacred by the peoples of the region.

MercoPress 2010

"dynamiting" become the fashion in England, as it threatens to become, we shall be obliged to establish "Vigilance Committees" which will be as inquisitorial as caste

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

It is possible to over-analyse the dynamiting of the Bamiyan buddhas and the repeated vandalism of the Kabul museum.

The hill of gold 2011

In this case, it's the dynamiting of the Kremlin to cover the theft of nuclear-missile launch codes.

Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol Marshall Fine 2011

The winery took almost four years to build because it involved dynamiting into the hill behind it to create two 3,500-square-foot stone wine caves.

In Napa, Blending a House and Winery Nancy Keates 2011

It was good theater as well, with Clarence Darrow defending Haywood against accusations that his Western Federation of Miners had been dynamiting anti-union employers and politicians for years.

Terror in America From Another Era 2010

In March 2001, Omar gave one answer, by revoking his decision of two years earlier and ordering the dynamiting of the Bamiyan buddhas.

The hill of gold 2011