Sentence examples for becoming ruined from inspiring English sources

It apparently dawned on somebody at AOL that what was good about its service was becoming ruined by a torrent of commercialism and pop-up ads.

+ Rome's historic sites are in danger of becoming ruins due to Italy's financial crises.

Once in awhile I get it to zip up, but most of the time the pocket bulges on the verge of breaking open and becoming completely ruined.

This will prevent your recipes from becoming wet or ruined as you refer to the recipes during cooking.

But time was short: Pelourinho risked becoming a ruin.

We may start drinking too much or shirking responsibility or becoming irritable and ruining our relationships.

"This was the first of a number of Bonfire celebrations in and around Lewes over the next few weeks and nobody should expect their enjoyment to be ruined by becoming a victim of crime".

It isn't threatening now, but, in four moves, I can see that knight becoming my fatal enemy!—and ruined him as a person.

The new QPR captain believes his hopes of becoming an Arsenal player were ruined by his involvement in Gervinho's sending-off on the opening day of the Premier League season.

Released in 1967 to outrage and condemnation, Luis Buñuel's sublime "Belle de Jour" stars a frosty, breathtakingly young Catherine Deneuve as a proper bourgeois wife who, by becoming a whore, liberates herself, ruins her husband and possibly goes mad.

Please do not ruin her by becoming too ambitious with her role.