scorched earth

Eight-burned the Summer Palace, so that this world's most splendid architectural transience into a scorched earth and rubble . . .

This is the sort of scorched-earth pricing that makes other car makers consider a change in strategic direction.

Refugees making their way across the nearby border to Turkey spoke similarly of a scorched earth policy.

The army's response was a scorched-earth campaign that drove more than 1m Kurdish villagers out of their homes.

Chinese Army conducted scorched earth policy, everytime they retreated, they burned down the whole buildings.

Speer tried to summarize for the Nuremberg court the various "scorched earth" orders.

Scorched Earth and Scorched Earth Repair abilities range and close-in range both longer, reducing path finding problems to the target.

After so much scorched earth can either side claim victory?

The Supreme Warlord promulgated his infamous "scorched earth" directive.

Because of that, Gaddafi will destroy it. Scorched earth.

A scorched earth approach becomes the trademark of modern warfare.

Oil painting of scorched earth taste drawing pain on his face.

That prompted a frustrated Santos to contemplate scorched-earth tactics such as destroying civilian homes used by the rebels.

He abandoned theories like scorched earth in the forest.

Opposition activists said Syrian troops had adopted a scorched earth policy in Jisr al-Shughour.

Hilder said: "News America has engaged in Rambo litigation tactics. They have a scorched earth policy, and it's taken a huge toll on him. "

In fact, I like to run what I call a scorched earth policy when building software.