Sentence examples similar to foster ruin from inspiring English sources
He explained that this rift appeared at the site of the Castle Rock ruins, in which Foster rebuilt in order to harness this power.
Dr. Foster once said: "Well, go ahead, then — ruin your life" — and I almost have.
But recent polls show that Greeks also believe corruption fostered by their politicians has led the country to economic ruin.
The foster mother was in tears, saying, 'I'm just trying not to ruin his life.' It was heartbreaking.
A female servant agrees to tell him the whole sorry tale as she witnessed it: A noblewoman and her foster brother fall in love as children; she marries another; he returns; vengeance, death and ruin ensue.
He placated her briefly, but was so worried when his father collapsed with ill-health that he ruined a social services meeting to decide whether her son may be returned from foster care.
And also relieved because, although she returned to Scotland as the holder of the Foster's prize (the Edinburgh comedy Oscar), she had, as seems to be an aspect of her temperament, feared doom and ruin.
After the Fosters finally escaped from the ruins of their house, Julia Foster wondered about the wedding gown, which had been stored in an upstairs bedroom with decorations for the reception.
Dr. Foster once said: "Well, go ahead, then ruin your life"—and I almost have.
WOODSTOCK Foster McGinty, blues.
