Sentence examples for from being ruined from inspiring English sources

Sunburnt grapes can be shaved to prevent them from being ruined.

"The justification was, this was to prevent the markets from exploding and the economy from being ruined," Mr. Kane said.

Some tourists in hard-hit areas are trying to prevent their summer holidays from being ruined by the stinking algae.

That seems to have gone by the board but the authorities should stop the League Cup from being ruined.

They offer environmental benefits by preventing food or other goods from being ruined in transit, as well as being far lighter to transport than alternative materials.

That will keep the holiday from being ruined and ensure that students are not trying to sell themselves to other colleges when their spirits are low.

They have yet to experience the fallout from their reputation being ruined at the stroke of a key.

Most of Capa's images from Omaha Beach were ruined in the Life darkroom in London; the film emulsion melted in a drying cabinet put on high heat to rush development.

Killie's unbeaten record against the men from Paisley was ruined, however, with McGowan and Newton's late interventions as the Paisley team ended their SPL season on a high note.

"I get calls from people asking if they can drink it, calls from people whose laundry is ruined and calls from mothers asking if it's okay to use rust-colored water to make their baby's formula".

The space, half a block from the Hudson River, was ruined.