Sentence examples for about to be ravaged from inspiring English sources

In a new indignity for Hollywood's struggling film production business, Los Angeles and its environs are about to be ravaged by aliens in "Battle: Los Angeles".

Irish people get on with this with a great degree of humor, aware that we're scavenging aisles with the enthusiasm of a town about to be ravaged by a hurricane, all for what's literally one solitary day.

Yet, awhile back at a dinner party, several glasses of wine into the evening, I admitted to wishing I still believed in Heaven like I did a long time ago when I believed that Jesus' Mother wore blue, and all the Virgin martyrs about to be ravaged by lions wore pink.

Others like Chad, DRC, Somalia, and the Southern Sudan and Sudan continue to be ravaged by civil wars.

Will the very essence of what you love about the book be ravaged by the movie?

They will surely be ravaged.

Huge helium balloons filled with lighting equipment waited half inflated in a wasteland of tree stumps and volcanic rock that had been shipped in to match the setting of the film's first act, shot in Iceland, a location chosen, Friedberg said, because it looks like it is "either about to be born or has been ravaged".

More recently about 43,000 Americans been ravaged by gun violence.

To mark the anniversary, I emailed co-creator Mark Newgarden for a chat about why he first decided to start drawing kids being ravaged by spiders.

The competition could be ravaging revenues.

In a moment, we have gone from being ravaged to being lucky.