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I came here to dynamite them, as a matter of fact.
It could dynamite their whole game plan, and his future.
Then he'll send for some boys to dynamite you out.
"I think we might have to dynamite it," he said.
When it comes to dynamite, I'd rather work with my hands."
"They want the city to remain the way it is, or perhaps dynamite a few buildings, no less," the Mayor said.
But even if they had access to dynamite it would not have made much difference in fighting off an aerial attack.
Rumors spread that the blacks threatened to dynamite the town.
Damage to the structure of homes is increasingly common due to dynamite explosions.
In the end, the people trying to extract him resort to dynamite, which he tosses away and runs for his life.
In January, two guerrillas were blown up as they prepared to dynamite a pipeline.
I'd hate to have to dynamite those steps out."
From Greek fire to dynamite: A cultural history of the explosives.
Rothwell announced that they were coming down even if he had to dynamite them.
The Northern troops dynamite the bridge over the river, and in the confusion the wagon falls into the water.
It is inferior to dynamite, and is more liable to explosion.
Men of evil could not dynamite the entire building, while half of their horde was inside.
The new President ordered the police to dynamite all illegal landing strips built by the gold miners.
Frantic citizens resorted to dynamite, blowing up entire buildings to stop the fire from going further.
Are they going to dynamite them all?
Since the policemen couldn't capture the building, they proceeded to dynamite it, killing everyone inside.
Could we help it if he should dynamite the spacecraft in perfectly understandable panic?"
A gun was too good to use on the old man ... he'd like to dynamite him.
After all, even their ancestors' early efforts to dynamite the aqueduct could not keep the water from flowing away to serve a city of millions.