Sentence examples for it was ravaged from inspiring English sources

Feminist Germaine Greer chronicles her 15-year adventure (begun at the unlikely age of 62) to restore 150 acre of Australian to its original state as a rainforest, before it was ravaged by civilization.

Then, last May, it was ravaged by a tornado, and most of its 1,400 residents were left homeless.

But it was ravaged in the Second World War.

It was ravaged by Mongols in the 13th century.

Much of Managua was rebuilt after 1931, when it was ravaged by earthquake and fire.

It was ravaged by earthquakes in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Williams himself might insist he was the victim of the blowing: At least three times he complained about the "stupid" wind that turned Coachella into a dustbowl Saturday; he said it was ravaging his voice and had forced him to scale back his stage production.

It is ravaged by HIV/Aids and its GDP per head is just $723£46565).

If I pay close enough attention to my body, I will prevent it being ravaged by illness.

It's ravaged my body since I was 8.

By fixating on addiction, and devoting our attention so undividedly to the way it's ravaging our country, we are limiting the available bandwidth for an equally important story to be told: how many people are not being ravaged anymore, and how much hope there is for those still suffering.