| This can be accomplished in part by taking over dilapidated buildings of no historic or aesthetic value and razing them. |
| Some councils are already doing exactly that last year, Newcastle pulled down 700 houses and Manchester is razing 1,000 houses a year. |
| An unkeen blade will make you want to muscle through the shave and this unwanted pressure can be razing. |
| A former city alderwoman who voted against razing the middle school said she continues to be concerned about the project's price tag. |
| It is also used in emergencies, when a swift decision is needed to prevent irreparable damage, such as the razing of a heritage building. |
| We see an army combating terrorism by razing towns to the ground and causing hundreds of thousands of people to flee. |
