Sentence examples for burned ruins from inspiring English sources

Aren't there days when he agrees with Boaz, one of the characters in Black Box, who says: "In the end the Jews will finish [the Palestinians] off or they'll finish each other off and there'll be nothing left in this country again except the Bible and the Koran and the foxes and burned ruins"?

We see a closeup of dead wight parts in the Dragonpit; the burned ruins of the city; snow on the map floor; darkness.

The wrecked and burned ruins of four major government buildings, one of them Saddam Hussein's presidential office, were also in plain view.

For a minute, the notion that this was an extension of the film, with all of its meditations on destruction and burned ruin, crossed my mind.

On her journey home, Scarlett finds Twelve Oaks burned, ruined and deserted.

Across the city fires burned from ruined government offices.

It represents a deliberate attack on civilians whose homes, clinics and schools are now burnt out ruins".

"It represents a deliberate attack on civilians whose homes, clinics and schools are now burnt out ruins," he said.

They tell the story of how, with the help of Great Britain and France, the South won the war, overran the North, burned New York and Boston to ruins, and reëstablished slavery in the period called Reconstruction.

It is for this reason that the passer-by wanders through Baghdad not only surrounded by rubble, ruins, burned buildings, piles of rubbish and vermin, but also by the foul- smelling clouds of fire with which the citizens of Baghdad try to defend themselves against the rubbish that threatens to flood them.

I went through a serious tribulation in 1997 when my heart broke and fires burned in the ruins.