A subject in a sentence is who, what, or where the sentence is about.
This is a sentence. A prisoner has to serve the sentence the judge gives him.
This example sentence uses the word 'sentence' in an exemplary fashion.
a good sentence is "I cannot use oversimplification in a sentence." that sentence is oversimplification.
a sentence that tells a fact is a declarative sentence
If you do not surrender, we will annihilate you.
i want to annihilate (insert place)
The weapon could annihilate a continent.
Syria's government use the cluster bombs to annihilate the Syrian citizens
"Hitler set out on a systematic campaign to annihilate the entire Jewish race."
A single nuclear weapon has the power to annihilate the population of an entire city. A cloud of locusts can annihilate a field of corn in just a matter of minutes.
Thousands of bombs were dropped onto the City of London in an attempt to annihilate the weapons manufacturing sites as well as the citizens.
We plan to annihilate the other team at the game this Friday.He told her that he would not just kill her, but annihilate her body, her reputation, and her very existence.If they don't stop bickering with each other and figure out how to work through their differences, they are going to completely annihilate their own relationship.The defense managed to annihilate the significance of the prosecution's most important piece of evidence.
The prefix for "annihilate" is "an-".
That would be 'Annihilate'.
Annihilate This Week was created in 1987.
If we annihilate something, we completely destroy or obliterate it. Here are some uses:It was decided to conduct a massive bombing campaign to annihilate any enemy troops in the area.The new chemical used by the exterminating company was designed to annihilate the insects.No promoter would schedule the fight as it was clear the young challenger would annihilate the washed up, out of shape veteran.