Sentence examples for completely ruin from inspiring English sources

"It would completely ruin the whole point of the movie," he said.

They cannot afford to concede early as this might completely ruin their overall strategy.

If public education is free it will completely ruin all of the private universities all over the country.

Intrusions can completely ruin a person's life, and I don't think that could happen in western nations.

That would completely ruin what is turning out to be the finest series of Peep Show yet.

A text, social media notification, a call, or an interesting movie on the TV can completely ruin your focus for studying.

I think a director can completely ruin a new play by pushing too hard for it to be something it's not".

When a painting is 90-95% there, it's especially difficult because you know that it's really close and you also know that you could completely ruin it.

"I think that would completely ruin the excitement of it," said Rachel Laine, whose 2-year-old son, Charlie, was peering into the crack, searching for crocodiles.

It was a beautiful fall-like afternoon, and the crowd of 50,174 refused to allow the Indians to completely ruin the day with their 15-4 rout.

But plenty of thoughtful people (many of them in the Lords) are holding out for oligarchy .Even electing 50% of the Lords would completely ruin it," argues Lord Lipsey, a Labour peer who once worked at The Economist.