Sentence examples for is getting ruined from inspiring English sources
My reputation is getting ruined".
While no doping accusations have been made against Farah, the British world and Olympic 5,000 and 10,000-metre champion said of the claims against his coach: "my reputation is getting ruined" "This week has been very stressful and taken a lot out of me," Farah said in a statement released by organizers.
"If you're a consumer who's been sent to collections and your credit rating is getting ruined and you can't pay, sometimes the hospital will tell you it has a charity care program and sometimes it won't, and sometimes it'll make it clear to you what the rules are, but usually it won't," said Richard Kirsch, executive director of Citizen Action of New York.
The letters and toys left for her on Deer Island were getting ruined in the rain.
"In the words of one person from Swat, 'Our future generations are getting ruined,'" notes Ms. Hassan.
Now, as the European debt crisis that began in Greece threatens to engulf even France along with Italy and Spain, Mr. Connolly's longstanding proposition that the foisting of a common currency upon so many disparate nations would end in ruin is getting a much wider hearing.
Here, four lives are about to get ruined – "It'll be hard for him to understand / I am his friend and he is your man / I wonder what my lady would say …" – but somehow you sympathise, not least because the chic uptown milieu of the restaurant where the lovers have arranged their tryst ("The bartender looks as though he knows"), all tinkling ice cubes and shimmering strings, is so seductive.
No one's career is going to get ruined by a "viral video" of you doing your job professionally (as countless police officers do every day).
If you run out, the dip is going to get ruined.
The grass is going to get ruined in the pit area anyway, so dig a few inches or more down into the ground in a rectangle shape, so that the frame top sits a tiny bit lower than the grass.
