Meanings of destroying much in English

But the king penetrated into the country, killing many people and destroying much.

That move ended up destroying much of the private wealth earned on the market.

There is an extremely limited train service due to a 1991 earthquake destroying much of the Pacific network.

In 1846 came another hurricane, still more terrific, destroying much of the beauty which the first had spared.

Because male pride is evil enough, in its blunt and stupid way destroying much that is gentle and fair.

A massive fire has swept through one of the best-preserved castles in Slovakia, destroying much of the historic building.

A massive fire on Tuesday ravaged the 850-year-old Gothic building, destroying much of its roof and causing its steeple to collapse.

A cloud settled down upon it here, and a cloud there, breaking up its unity, and destroying much of its fair proportion.

Rosa D'Amico said that after one heavy rain, she watched as water poured into her Chicago rental home, destroying much of her personal property.

Finally, the style of the house in Vermeer's painting predated a devastating fire that raged through Delft in 1536, destroying much of the street.

The 30-year-old Australian lost control of his car at Turn Nine and bumped backwards into the barriers, destroying much of the rear of his vehicle.

One whom heaven befriends is in himself a host, and Jove has shown that he befriends this man by destroying much people of the Achaeans.

Pro-Jakarta militiamen went on a violent rampage following a 1999 vote for independence, killing about 1,000 people and destroying much of the territory's infrastructure.

"We Jews," he said, "have gone through the system of this world, creating nothing, consolidating many things, destroying much.