Sentence examples for by ravaging from inspiring English sources
(Low, so-called "cut" blocks are trip wires that can end defensive linemen's careers by ravaging their knees).
As Justice Elena Kagan says powerfully in her first dissent, "by ravaging Flast in this way," the majority "damages one of this nation's defining constitutional commitments".
Yet, when the British retaliated by ravaging large parts of South China, the emperor, who had personally approved Lin's tough policies, quickly dismissed him.
Cleomenes responded by ravaging Achaea.
Edward retaliated by ravaging Danish East Anglia, but he withdrew without engaging Æthelwold in battle.
According to Thucydides, the official aim of the League was to "avenge the wrongs they suffered by ravaging the territory of the king".
His parents, according to a forthcoming biography of Springsteen by Peter Ames Carlin, were ravaged by grief.
But thousands more have survived, ostracized by fearful communities ravaged by the disease.
Hard smoking and alcoholism had, by then, ravaged her beauty.
It's a common approach these days, from Seoul to Madrid to San Francisco: upgrading cities by revamping ravaged waterfronts.
Those jobs are going to be filled by Boomers who were ravaged by the recession.
