Sentence examples for escape devastation from inspiring English sources
There is nothing polite about those who have rushed fences and tunnels to escape devastation.
The Albigensian Crusade of the early 13th century, in which the Roman Catholic church suppressed the Cathari sect of southern France, introduced into Provence the influence of the papacy and northern France (although Provence, not being a stronghold of the Cathari, escaped devastation).
About one-third of the population fled across the border to West Timor, then as now part of Indonesia proper, to escape the devastation.
The first crossword published in The New York Times appeared in 1942 as a way to escape the devastation of the news about World War II.
William Beech in Goodnight Mister Tom as well as Carrie and her younger brother Nick in Carrie's War are sent to live in the country to escape the devastation of the Blitz.
Take oil and fresh water… The endless campaign ReprintsLike Haley Barbour's time in office, Mr DuPree's was marked by Hurricane Katrina: Hattiesburg is around 75 miles north of Mississippi's coast, close enough to be hit by Katrina but far enough inland to escape total devastation.
It is also one of the most unusual vineyards, says Tolmach, because it has managed to escape the devastation often caused by the vine-killing Pierce's disease, which has wiped out many Ventura County vineyards.
Those looking to escape the devastation had little success Monday, with 3,000 people turning up at the airport hoping to get on the limited military and commercial flights out of Palu.
The primary care system did not escape this devastation and continues to suffer from problems common to the health care system in general [ 1- 3].
