Examples of using Practically destroyed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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He practically destroyed our family.
The city itself was pillaged and practically destroyed.
You practically destroyed their whole world.
The enemy craft is practically destroyed.
The Church was built on the ruins of an ancient castle, butthen during World War II went practically destroyed.
These banks practically destroyed this country.
Annihilated my ship,slaughtered my fellow simulants and you practically destroyed me.
Factories in both were practically destroyed by the war of the 1980s and 1990s.
During the night continuing attacks by Auda Abu Tayi's force"practically destroyed" the larger column.
Though the fire practically destroyed the monument and left only the outer walls remaining, the church has since been rebuilt with a modern interior.
In the case of Poland where the towns were practically destroyed and Warsaw razed to the ground.
Most of our customers who tried to use patches orfixes found on the Web to remove the problem had their system practically destroyed.
Thirty-two years ago,a pair of strong earthquakes practically destroyed the city and claimed more than 12,000 lives.
In good conditions, in the second volume(traces of dust, spine browned),in very poor conditions in the first the back is practically destroyed, with large losses.
In the Battle of Toba-Fushimi, the largest battle in 1868 which practically destroyed the Edo shogunate and gave birth to the Meiji government, most of the town of Fushimi was burnt to the ground.
With the capture of Abimael Guzmán(known as"President Gonzalo" to the Shining Path) in September 1992,the Shining Path received a severe blow which practically destroyed the organization.
On April 26, 1937, during the Spanish Civil War,the town of Guernica was attacked, and practically destroyed, by the Condor Legion of the Luftwaffe, inspiring one of Pablo Picasso's most famous paintings.
Practically destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, it was abandoned, until the military occupied it for their garrisons. This situation lasted up to the 1930's, when, under the castle reform program included in the Portuguese World Exhibition, it got the present looks.
The cities of eastern Cappadocia(the former province of Cappadocia Secunda), however, which bordered the Caliphate,were practically destroyed, as was Antioch in Pisidia.
Does the Council intend to propose to the international organizations dealing with environmental problems world-wide that a study be undertaken into the ecological disaster which has practically destroyed the Sea of Aral in the Soviet Union as a result of the intensive cultivation of cotton as a single crop, together with the use of pesticides and the diversion of rivers, and which is having serious consequences, notably in the form of an increase in infant mortality in the surrounding areas?
Imagine that on December 18th, practically in 2 days, I will be in Brasilia on an official visit, thanks to a lovely invitation extended to us by President Lula, and on that day it will be 52 years from the day,after the disaster of December 5th, after landing from Mexico, on which the guerrilla detachment coming from there was practically destroyed….
First, the chemotherapy practically destroys the patient's entire immune system, which is the source of the inflammatory problem that attacks and kills the pancreas's beta cells.
How should we view this proposal,when the Israeli army has destroyed practically all Palestinian infrastructures, many of which were built with EU funding?
Trailer collapses, fire breaks out, sweeps through, and destroys practically all evidence of a collision.
In the wide spectrum of instruments used to kill oneself,the one perpetrated by means of spectacular falls from high buildings disarticulates the physical brain and practically destroys it….
If their texts were practically all destroyed or mutilated, their followers persecuted, their memory slandered, their bright example has however left in men's souls an alchemical ferment that centuries cannot erase.
At the ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM fire destroyed practically the whole of a collection consisting of several thousand objects brought together in the course of decades by scientists and collectors from all corners of Poland, and truly representative of the whole nation.
A large enough amount of radiation will destroy practically any human tumor, but will destroy any adjacent normal tissue.
Even just chasing down and destroying some practically defenseless merchant ships(we are pirates, after all) was lively task that I could repeat for hours.