But they are not expected to lay waste to America Inc.
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Note which ones can lay waste to a squad with one attack.
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It has also threatened to lay waste to South Korea and Japan.
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They are restrained only by our ability to instantly lay waste to them.
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Thankfully, Yabut didn't actually lay waste to a ton of buildings, or hurt anyone.
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Daenerys sits atop Drogon (+4153 for dragon-riding), and they lay waste to King's Landing.
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In Congress, they have accommodated extremists determined to lay waste to basic federal government functions.
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Before I lay waste to my target, let me first say: it's not always awful.
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Even redacted, the applications lay waste to the central charges made in the Nunes memo.
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In this episode, watch these ants lay waste to a perfectly good McDonald's baked apple pie.
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He is a vandal in our midst, coming in person to lay waste to the land.
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Those who thought we'd lay waste to the trash fire and vitriol prominent in 2016 were wrong.
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The situation calls for something savory, easy and at room temperature that won't lay waste to appetites.
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She has come to lay waste to utopian fallacies, she says, and replace them with dystopian realities.
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Now, emboldened by the Trump administration, Republicans in Congress are invoking it to lay waste to public lands.
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Dragons are coming across the Narrow Sea, and White Walkers threaten to lay waste to the entire continent.
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Litigation has its uses, but using it as a corporate weapon can lay waste to a company. 5.
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Store food and supplies for a likely 10-year long winter that is about to lay waste to everything.
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Decide what to do about a homicidal dragon-owning Targaryen who wants to invade and lay waste to everyone.
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Lay waste with this line, before usurping them and freeing their people from the tyranny of fragile male egos.
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Since even small missteps can cost lives and destroy corporate reputations, excessive haste could lay waste to the company.
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Now, at long last, some major Republicans like Mitt Romney are speaking up to lay waste to Donald Trump.
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In particular, you can't just charge into battle and, as Asmussen puts it, lay waste to everything in your path.
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With Boogie in the fold, is Golden State set to lay waste to the rest of the NBA once again?
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Apple has been late to market before, only to lay waste to the competition by delivering an exquisitely refined device.
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Rosenstein has portrayed himself as above the fray, a bulwark against Trump's reported desire to lay waste to the investigation.
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That wind could ultimately lay waste to the campaigns of Bush, Rubio's former mentor, as well as Kasich and Christie.
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It would lay waste to environmental protection and enforcement in the US. (The Atlantic's Robinson Meyer has a great rundown).
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Now, read the article, "California Fires Lay Waste to 140,000 Acres and Rage On," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Lay Waste Games, the company behind Dragoon, crowdfunded the game in 2015, pulling in just under 10 times their initial goal.
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Even three dragons doesn't seem so much when compared with a horde that can lay waste to a village in minutes.
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They possess an awesome and terrible power, the ability to lay waste to armies and cities alike with their fiery breath.
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Or is there some magical power moving through him that intends to control this dragon and lay waste to more cities?
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He isn't the first "Jeopardy!" contestant to lay waste to the competition over several weeks, and he likely won't be the last.
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No presidential adviser with the values she claims would still be working for a president so determined to lay waste to them.
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Checking our bodies for indications of disease, searching the internet for the causes of possible warning signs, we lay waste our powers.
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It is also that the cartels have used their billions to build paramilitary forces that lay waste to chunks of the country.
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Our hero will lay waste to plenty of people, but you may find it difficult to care about any of them—including Wick.
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Watching a sharp knife lay waste to a clove of garlic, followed by a jalapeno, followed by a sweet onion soothed my stomach.
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It's very satisfying to lay waste to a room full of thralls to gain a tiny bit of insight into Dread Nautical's mystery.
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A non-verbal walking corpse that wants to lay waste to the realms of men, and also, by the way, was just super killed?
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Up until this month, the most stark example of this had been the moment when he swiftly lay waste to the Ziggy Stardust persona.
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BARACK OBAMA is trying to console himself with the possibility that Donald Trump may not after all lay waste to every aspect of his legacy.
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Yet the impact of the currency crisis, exacerbated by years of runaway borrowing and central-bank inaction, is continuing to lay waste to the real economy.
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Beneath us lies a world where rock churns like marinara, waiting to burst out in terrible noodles and lay waste to the trivial creations of man.
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Lil B attended the series' Game 26666 on Sunday night to witness the Warriors lay waste to the Cavs and take a 232-298 series lead.
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Global warming, they told us, was beginning a stealth campaign that would lay waste to vast stretches of the planet, uprooting and killing millions of innocent civilians.
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At the time, the attacks raised fears amid a presidential election targeted online by Russia that an unknown adversary was preparing to lay waste to the internet.
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The choice to never show Daenerys again after her devastating decision to lay waste to hundreds of thousands (if not a million) people was a divisive one.
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Even as the sexual misconduct wave continues to lay waste to powerful men across the political and media landscapes, some Democrats are rethinking their "zero tolerance" policy.
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While the Pentagon has recognized the myriad pitfalls plaguing a system composed of thousands of nukes ready to lay waste to our planet, the danger remains omnipresent.
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These were all U.S.-born American citizens who acquired their weapons and ammunition in America and used their instruments of death to lay waste to other Americans.
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If a rogue president were to lay waste to the rule of law, Americans would like to think they'd be out in the streets to protest against it.
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Candidates need to stop giving lip service to the protection of our personal information, while their own campaigns continue to lay waste to our privacy on a daily basis.
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He wonders at the beauty of the blooms, but despairs at a vicious vine that proceeds to lay waste to the plantings, beheading peonies and strangling the blue asters.
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"You strike North Korea, they are going to strike back and they have a devastating conventional arsenal built up on the border that could lay waste to Seoul," he said.
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She saw Barry White in concert here, and Luther Vandross, and LL Cool J. In 1989, she also saw Hurricane Hugo lay waste to large parts of the Charleston area.
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A more likely outcome is that Trump continues to lay waste to domestic regulations and international cooperation on climate, leaving the US with a de facto military-only climate policy.
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" As a scene from the Book of Revelation this leaves something to be desired: "And lo, the beast did come forth and lay waste to the land with widespread showers.
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It is quite possible that, as Mr Schröder predicts, Mr and Mrs Schmidt in Wildpoldsried will lay waste the world's conventional electricity utilities while sharing Riesling and gossip with the neighbours.
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One day we're told that a shadowy figure with no fixed address named Osama bin-Laden is public enemy number one, and U.S. jetfighters lay waste to his camp in Afghanistan.
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Instead, as the martians blithely lay waste to our planet, it reveals that at the heart of the apocalyptic story is inherent sadism—reveling in vindictive destruction for its own sake.
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Federal judicial opinions typically read as if their authors have given little thought to how an excessively punitive criminal justice system can ruin lives, decimate families and lay waste to entire communities.
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One day we're told that a shadowy figure with no fixed address named Osama bin Laden is public enemy number one, and U.S. jet fighters lay waste to his camp in Afghanistan.
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To wit, even a substantially-inferior North Korea could sometime lay waste to our vulnerable allies in Northeast Asia, to U.S. military forces in that region and — eventually — to major American cities.
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That's not to mention the psychological trauma of listening to the constant screaming of large muscular men and the crash of buildings as various villains lay waste to a dozen different cities.
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Both Durst and the band took to Twitter to lay waste to the rumor too, calling it a lie and "TOTAL BS" in angry all caps before (presumably) violently breaking everything within reach.
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Though this time around, there's a noticeable lack of nonviolent subtext — the Fallout version of the Iron Giant makes use of his size and eye lasers to lay waste to hordes of mutants.
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Fizzing with nerves and tequila at their very first gig opening for The White Stripes in the autumn of 2000 (after just one rehearsal with Brian), the trio came ready to lay waste.
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In other words, they are men who see their own lives as wasted, and who then set out to lay waste to the lives of others around them in a self-destructive conflagration.
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"One day we're told that a shadowy figure with no fixed address named Osama bin Laden is public enemy Number One, and U.S. jet fighters lay waste to his camp in Afghanistan," Trump wrote.
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As seen in satellite images, the storm's winds and surge were potent enough to create a new island, destroy an entire beach town and lay waste to a strategically valuable Tyndall Air Force Base.
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Most notable in fans' criticism was the malevolent turn by Emilia Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen, the "Dragon Queen," who used her dragon to lay waste to the show's fictional capital after her enemies had surrendered.
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For one thing, it's a dig at the big, soulless tentpole movies in which teams of heroes lay waste to cities full of screaming little humans, particularly the "Avengers" films from DC's rival, Marvel.
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Between this and that bizarre movie where a bunch of iPhones turn into some kind of sentient smartphone monster and lay waste to a city, maybe it's time to just log off for the day.
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Is it purely satisfying to watch him lay waste to Manson acolytes in the climax, or is there something sick about seeing a man who may have already killed one woman kill two more people?
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Namely: The Mind Flayer, the terrible tentacled entity last seen hovering over Hawkins Middle School in the Upside Down, is apparently alive and well and prepared to lay waste to the whole town, and perhaps more.
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Sure, it might not seem like Atlas is ready to rise up and lay waste to us puny meat bags just yet: The robot's running abilities are jerky and methodical, and it isn't all that fast.
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But the show bet heavily that what viewers wanted, most of all, was to see Negan lay waste to several regular characters, to say nothing of the self-confidence possessed by those whose lives were spared.
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Meanwhile, studies conducted post-Obamacare lay waste to commonly cited fiscal concerns — as should the GOP tax bill, which increases the federal deficit by $1.4 trillion in exchange for tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the rich.
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As the sexual misconduct scandals continue to lay waste to the men who have abused and assaulted women in all kinds of industries, at least one Hollywood family can look back and see some progress being made.
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All stakeholders have a shared interest in preventing the massive forest fires which lay waste not only to thousands of acres of valuable timber, but also destroy wildlife and create very serious public health and pollution problems.
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"Donald Trump has really worked hard to lay waste to any type of institution that would challenge him," Michael Halpern, deputy director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, told BuzzFeed News.
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One of the featured shows, I Want My Phone Back, is a reality show in which contestants can let the host attempt to lay waste to their digital life in return for money or ask for their phone back.
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According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, parents have started shelling out as much as $20 an hour to pay Fortnite tutors to coach their kids how to better lay waste at Tilted Towers or whatever.
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The next day sees Dany and Drogon lay waste to Euron Greyjoy's Iron Fleet of ships, their "dragon killer" Scorpion weapons, as well as much of the Gold Company who came in to assist Cersei, courtesy the fearsome Unsullied.
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Eat I had a problem with kimchi fried rice: Its name says garlic and chile and sour, yeasty ferments that will lay waste to your taste buds, but the usual reality is chewy grains and a hum of warmth.
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Related: At Least 65 Dead After Boko Haram Marauders Lay Waste to Village in Nigeria Since seizing power through a coup more than two decades ago, Deby has since won several elections and will be seeking a fifth term.
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We learn that Arnold was so horrified by how his creations would be used in Westworld that he programmed Dolores and Teddy to lay waste to every single host in the park (and themselves) to keep it from opening.
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In addition to nuclear and chemical weapons, North Korea has the world's fourth-largest standing army and a huge arsenal of heavy artillery that would be used to lay waste to South Korea in retaliation for any military attack.
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Deep beneath the house, behind a four-ton blast door made of steel and concrete, lay a restricted Air Force control center capable of launching a battery of intercontinental ballistic missiles powerful enough to lay waste to the Soviet Union.
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When Jones kills at clubs — and she can lay waste to an audience in a way that few others today can match — it can seem like a force of nature, the work of raw charisma and a tornado of energy.
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Under existing pledges, the world is on course for the kind of temperature rises that could threaten the stability of industrial societies and lay waste to swathes of the developing world in the second half of the century, scientists say.
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Send LeBron James back in time, like the Terminator, and he'd likely lay waste to the 1950s-60s NBA; does that mean Bill Russell sucked or should be bumped down a few notches on the Great Imaginary Ziggurat of Hoops Awesomeness?
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False Flag has its roots in pure grind, but, as young bands are wont to do, have rapidly accelerated their search for the perfect sound since the original four members saw Napalm Death lay waste to a Bangalore festival stage in 2015.
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This is sexy shit with pop appeal, particularly the more upbeat numbers like "All In" and (the "Superman" by Five Fighting-interpolating?) "Back It Up," which should lay waste to half-measure versions of this type of hazy digital era sex jam.
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It's an opportunity to absolutely lay waste to a team full of chumps and bums in front of an increasingly irritable crowd who will absolutely be looking for an opportunity to turn on the Knicks somewhere around Giannis's thirty-seventh or so point.
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Directed by Dean Devlin from a script he wrote with Paul Guyot and discreetly installed in theaters without advance screenings, "Geostorm" uses digital technology to lay waste to a bunch of cities and hacky screenwriting to assault the dignity of several fine actors.
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The letter points out that not a single factual error was highlighted by the NFL and then proceeds to lay waste to the idea that the connections between the NFL and the tobacco industry were in anyway new, or unique to the Times reporting.
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A proof of concept for the expanded cinematic universe, Rogue One jumps back in time before 1977's A New Hope, telling the story of a group of Rebels who hope to track down the plans for the original Death Star before it can lay waste to the galaxy.
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While this new surfeit of options has been a boon to people trying to get around town, it has also helped lay waste to the livelihoods of taxi drivers and turn New York's already busy streets into glorified parking lots — and leaders like Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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Since the whole succession system is sexist and weighted to favor first-born kids, Mia is in 19th place for the throne, meaning she would have to go on an Arya Stark-level killing spree and lay waste to a good two dozen of her family members to take the crown.
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Here we behold Nicholas Cage, wearing a wig that would not look out of place atop the head of an actor playing a surfer bro in season 4 of The O.C., as he engages in banter with the actor who played Hellboy while they both lay waste to their foes.
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Jon seemed like one of the series' most pure-hearted heroes, the guy who just might stand up for what's right in the coming battle with the White Walkers (who are basically ice zombies that are coming to lay waste to the land of the Seven Kingdoms, where most of the story is set).
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Here's a sampling of some recent events, viewed through the grainy footage of other people's security cameras: An enterprising squirrel lay waste to a pumpkin; a man in a red plaid shirt shamelessly raked leaves into his neighbor's driveway; and, around my bedtime one recent night, a teenager rang someone's doorbell and ran off.
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Some see it as evidence for the theory that Tyrion betrayed Daenerys (which, to be honest, is a bit of a stretch.) Others point to the final terrifying shots of Season 7, when the Night King rode an undead Viserion to lay waste to the Wall — allowing his army of the dead to finally begin their march on Westeros.
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"Make no mistake: America is wide awake to these assaults and will not let a bully like Chairman Bishop use hard-earned taxpayer dollars to ensure oil, gas and mining industries can lay waste to the forests, parks and refuges that belong to us all," Matt Keller, senior director of conservation with the Wilderness Society, said in a statement.
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Unlike the avant-gardists of the last century, eager to lay waste to the past, Ms. Harrison treats masterpieces and mass media alike as simply building blocks, chosen for their personal significance and reworked at will; "Bears Ears," a wild clump of mauve polystyrene, is pierced with a USB flash drive loaded with Harun Farocki's films.
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The '90s also saw Timothy McVeigh lay waste to an Oklahoma City federal building, killing 168; the debut of the forum Stormfront, the first large-scale online network for white supremacists; and attempts by former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke to run for governor and U.S. Senate in Louisiana, receiving nearly 44 percent of the vote in the primary for the latter.
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The listing goes on to note the phone's uniquely horrific history:It would be impossible to find a more impactful relic than the primary tool used by the most evil man in history to annihilate countless innocents, lay waste to hundreds of thousands of square miles of land, and in the end, destroy his own country and people...with effects that still menacingly reverberate today.
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The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler dug up the relevant passage from Trump's 2000 book The America We Deserve; in context, Trump is pointing out bin Laden is one threat among many, not elevating him: One day we're told that a shadowy figure with no fixed address named Osama bin-Laden is public enemy number one, and U.S. jetfighters lay waste to his camp in Afghanistan.
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