Sentence examples for destruction behind from inspiring English sources

I felt like someone who had survived a tornado: miraculously, I was able to leave the destruction behind me.

Convinced that young James is his new apprentice, this badly-behaved poltergeist leaves a trail of destruction behind him.

Mere days after a devastating superstorm swept through the region, leaving a trail of destruction behind it, the residents of New York and New Jersey are facing another crisis.

"Tree of Rivers" is a powerful reminder that it is our responsibility not only to protect them by leaving them alone but, if our paths do cross, to leave gifts rather than destruction behind us.

The Japanese, perhaps more intimately than any other people along the Ring of Fire, know their earthquake history; they are at once aware of the legacy of destruction behind them and the imminence of what is always, somehow, on the horizon.

Unlike Wade M. Page, who soon after the theater shooting opened fire at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, killing six people, Mr. Holmes left no trail of hate and destruction behind him, no telling imprints in the electronic world, not even a Facebook page.

Several thousands of them, mostly living in Diaspora, had petitioned the Vatican urging the Pope to travel into Gaza to witness first hand the destruction left behind by Israel's "Operation Cast Lead".

Despite the heartbreaking destruction it left behind, Hurricane Katrina created tantalizing opportunities, including the chance of a fresh start for a majority of this city's schools, which had been among the nation's worst.

Unlike Ozy, who is calm, Millie is chaotic and manic, both in the destruction she leaves behind and the ways she devises of avoiding work.

From the initial flash through the adrenaline-pumping destruction it left behind, the short video is an immersive exploration into what it takes to create realistic computer-generated devastation, and an awesome metaphor for the dazzling complexity of nuclear destruction.

They emerged in relief and anger, to buy groceries and to shake their heads over the destruction left behind.