Sentence examples for coming devastation from inspiring English sources
The Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, may be one of the country's only resources to mitigate against the coming devastation.
"I'm in Spring Lake," he said, "and as you can see from the boardwalk here it's total devastation!" Coming home, we realized that, on our way into the hurricane, we'd already been in it.
Now will come the devastation and mold in its wake.
A hurricane came and devastation reigned, or as drunk Miranda says, "So one day there's this hurricane and it f up the Caribbean".
It came as a complete shock with total devastation to her family.
La Rivière also discusses the episode's editing, noting that "30 Minutes After Noon" is split into two distinct storylines (with the exploits of Southern and the British Secret Service only coming after the devastation of the Hudson Building).
Over the TV the next day came reports of devastation and stories of survivors.
And yet while Ms. Peters's Desirée erases her tears with flashing smiles, the inner devastation comes through with moving clarity.
After the devastation came a wet period of recovery and resettlement, according to the experts — a new order that gave rise to the kingdoms of biblical times.
And from 1926 to 1929 came the additional devastation of the Cristero war between Catholic peasants and the anti-clerical government; the state's eventual victory took 70,000 lives.
