Sentence examples for in a razed from inspiring English sources

On the other side of the city, hundreds of Kurdish families had taken up residence in the tunnels and under the grandstands of Kirkuk's soccer stadium, which was built in a razed Kurdish neighborhood.

By contrast, the moody, mostly black-and-white samples of his art have a tough urgency that leaps from the screen: from the harrowing first story, set in a razed Hiroshima, to the closing tale of a prostitute who has been betrayed one too many times, they mold pulpy drama and moral complexity into a transfixing whole.

Probably dating from A.D. 1160 to 1170, it was taken from a razed church in Florence.

GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo — As violence increases before southern Sudan's expected independence this summer, a satellite image emerged of a razed village in the contested region of Abyei, offering a rare glimpse of fighting there.

Mr. Raju, the police superintendent, said a scuffle between the Hindu travelers and Muslims on the platform may have ignited the violence, but tensions have been rising because of Hindu fundamentalists' plans to begin building a temple on the site of a razed mosque in the north Indian city of Ayodhya on March 15.

Things kick off in style on Friday with Periplum's The Bell, a large-scale promenade set in a world razed by war and flames, which was a hit in Brighton earlier in the month.

In a capital razed so many times over the years, design tends to look forward, not back, which makes the refined vintage swagger the Kostics brought to the project all the more striking.

In 1983 he razed a Whirlpool factory in St .Paul, Minn .to build a new shopping mall.

In July militants razed a site in Mosul, Iraq thought to be the tomb of the biblical prophet Jonah, sacred in Islam, Christianity and Judaism.

Shortly after the containers appeared, the French authorities moved in and razed a seven-hectare chunk of the camp, violently demolishing the homes of around 1,000 refugees.

Church, founded in 1848 and rebuilt after a fire in 1893, was razed in its 110th year.