razing , auch: rasing

By the 1960's, however, it had outlived its usefulness and was threatened with razing.

It might be someone sussing out the church with a view to razing it.

The other event concerned Hitler's intention of razing London to the ground.

It focuses on the buildings by razing them.

In 2004, the city proposed razing Banneker Park and building a new baseball stadium on the site.

During the night the Chickasaws further improved their position by razing surrounding cabins and vegetation.

The images of Israelis razing habitable buildings will make them seem selfish and callous.

Instead of razing a building, the interior gets reconstructed as a bank or hotel or government office; the front is carefully restored.

William responded by chasing him from Taranto and almost razing Salerno.

Former President Reagan last year advocated razing the building, saying the United States had "no choice."

Now, along a three-mile stretch to the north, the coastal area has been transformed by razing decades-old buildings and moving the tracks.

The city restored Ellis Square after razing the City Market parking garage.

He would lead his machines to victory on Virimonde, falling upon cities and razing them to the ground, and Lionstone would love him again.

Blake was the former member and vocalist of Christian indie band Razing Alexandria, in which he recorded a few demos.

Defense in depth had given way to a thin line of defenses; building new fortresses had largely been abandoned, while razing redundant or poorly placed ones continued.

Also, a Defense Ministry study suggests that razing the 1,600 or so dwellings and bringing the rubble back to Israel would cost $46 million and take eight months.

Razing of the old library building, construction of the three-level subterranean parking garage, and construction of the two-story Main Library began in spring of 2003.

At the next meeting, the Bishop of Salisbury, looking over the work, suddenly sprang to his feet and said with considerable excitement: "Gentlemen, somebody has been razing 'Hell' here!"

Razing Storm doesn't just include the titular game, it also packs in the arcade version of Time Crisis 4, as well as the little-known Deadstorm Pirates.

An essay he wrote in 1952, "The Razing of the Bastions," was considered one of the most important works published in preparation of the Second Vatican Council.

A14 Razing of Wood Barns Long the epitome of agrarian life, old wood barns are being replaced by metal storage buildings, which are cheaper and bigger.

But he also said that while razing the line would let sunlight into his store, the decision came just after he had installed new telephones with amplification devices to combat the trains' din.

Razing of adjacent properties (stone mill, vehicle fuel station) led to construction of the store's car park, and created new commercial space where, among other businesses, the Hiltl, the oldest vegetarian restaurant in Switzerland now exists.

Her play The Razing of Charlotte Brontë is available in Italian as Le riflessioni di Charlotte Brontë and she has recently published a novel entitled The Copper People.

At the beginning of 1778 Guzaka gained a signal victory by razing the hut of Adriaan van Doorn, but in the spring of that year Vicus retaliated with his famous 'tobacco commando.'