Sentence examples for damaged a lot from inspiring English sources

"My music has probably distorted a lot of lips and damaged a lot of bowing arms.

It was a horrendous activity that damaged a lot of people.

"China's now the world's second-biggest economy and many things have advanced, but people's rights are still being damaged a lot," Mr. Liu said by telephone.

"I saw my hand cut; it was still hanging by a small piece of flesh, but I didn't know that it was damaged a lot and was pointing to my hand hoping they could help me keep it".

This conclusion may take a while to sink in not just because people are awaiting the German election before doing anything at all, but because there are several plausible-sounding (but in fact, unjustified) reasons for worrying about the fall-out from the referendums.They boil down to this: the rejection of the constitution has damaged a lot of the best things about the EU.

The trip was an arduous one, a distance something like that between New York and Chicago, and we did it all on trains, boats, and even motorcycles, because they were too poor to fly and the quake had severely damaged a lot of roads.

"Gove is damaging a lot of things," agrees Alex Berry, a primary school teacher.

"It's a fact of life," he said, "that the Internet will kill off some of our business and severely damage a lot of conventional industry".

He could really damage a lot of things we've taken somewhat for granted.

Writing on October 4, he said in an email: "Anything I would say could also damage a lot of important and powerful people.

In particular, I oppose unauthorized wars which are usurping Congress's authority by the executive and damaging a lot of our relationships around the world.