| Dr Wagner claimed that simply exterminating the street dogs was not enough because areas that are cleared of dogs quickly become repopulated. |
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| Margaret Thatcher used the re-shuffle as an act of terror, exterminating wets and savaging useful fall guys. |
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| The best policy is to put money into exterminating the disease and nothing must detract us from this. |
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| If they were exterminating British prisoners of war do we seriously think that we wouldn't have done all we could to stop it? |
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| Good humans feel no compunction about exterminating inhuman creatures that prey upon the innocent. |
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| Mr Brennan also confirmed that Rentokil had been in the area last week to begin exterminating the rodents. |
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| Koplow concedes that this is the primary reason why some feel strongly about not exterminating the virus stockpiles currently held in the United States and Russia. |
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| Born a noble himself, Napoleon knew as well as anyone that blue blood could not be abolished short of exterminating all those who believed they possessed it. |
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| As French and English fur trade increased, so did intertribal warfare, exterminating some tribes and driving others, including the Dakota, on to the plains. |
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| I now must begrudgingly credit fire ants with nearly exterminating ticks and chiggers from the Pineywoods landscape of East Texas. |
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| In exterminating Arianism, many texts in Gothic were probably expunged and overwritten as palimpsests or collected and burned. |
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