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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence "on the rubble" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate the location or position of something on top of a pile of debris or rubble. Here is an example: "The statue lay in pieces on the rubble, a stark reminder of the destruction caused by the earthquake."
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Archaeologists have unearthed no fewer than nine cities at the site, each built on the rubble of the one before.
Corporal P The report said that Corporal P shot "at least one" of three demonstrators who were killed on the rubble barricade opposite the Rossville Flats.
Hours later, they heard crunching footsteps on the rubble.
Parkour on the Rubble of Gaza (2014) directed by Khaled Tuaima.
Mayors allocated billions to rebuild on the rubble of lost neighborhoods.
Some of them were still spraying water on the rubble more than 10 hours later.
Her friends spread some sort of cloth on the rubble and lay her down.
"It is impossible to describe," said a nurse standing on the rubble of the Xinjian site.
It was put on the rubble of the buildings that were here before it".
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In the more immediate vicinity, he pointed out the memorials placed on the rubble-strewn ground.
Beheadings, the gruesome calling card of the self-proclaimed "Islamic State", are now carried out on the rubble-filled streets of Yarmouk.
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