Sentence examples for ravaged at from inspiring English sources

They come with larger containment chambers considered less likely to suffer pressure buildup than ones like those ravaged at Fukushima.

When farmers noticed their peanut fields were being ravaged at night by a roving bull, they prayed to him and made an offering of peanuts.

Tropical storm Sybil ravaged at least 29 provinces and 27 cities and helped unleash floods, landslides, and volcanic mudflows; more than 100 fatalities were reported, and 100 were missing and feared dead.

As a class, closely investigate an epidemic, such as the bubonic plague or the Ebola virus, and learn about how it impacted the countries or societies it ravaged at its height.

But too often they have looked on in horror as their handcrafted beverages are ravaged at the condiment counter: a delicate cup of Ethiopian coffee one instant, a cream-and-sugar-freighted abomination the next.

The incompatible philosophies of Confucianism and communism, which repeatedly rupture the Huang household, also ravaged China at large.

As history shows, the conflicting philosophies of Confucianism and Communism that repeatedly rupture the Huang household also ravaged China at large.

Early and often at Warwick Hills, from the pro-am when he played with the famed rocker Bob Seger through Sunday, Woods was thanked by fans who appreciated his appearance in an economically ravaged state at a tournament reportedly on its last leg.

The AT-ATs that ravaged Hoth were, in reality, only a couple feet tall.

In February bushfires ravaged Victoria, leaving at least 210 people dead, and floods swamped north Queensland.

Poland, weak and fragmented, had become a marching ground for foreign armies who ravaged the country at will.