Sentence examples for ravaged by fire from inspiring English sources

Much of the lower town had to be rebuilt after being ravaged by fire in 1676.

Children are born, the bush is ravaged by fire and a neighbour murders her brother.

Today, long abandoned and twice ravaged by fire, only the asylum's ornate octagon tower remains.

— The rules were clear: no vehicles and no heavy machinery on the mountainside spot ravaged by fire and rain.

"Combustion" looks like a piece of debris picked up amid the remains of a house ravaged by fire.

The novel opens just after Francombe pier has been ravaged by fire, and its future is uncertain.

Though ravaged by fires and storms, you can still see its good bones.

President Bush issued a disaster declaration on Tuesday for 12 counties ravaged by fires.

California is one of the places that does this a lot better than most, because it has been so often ravaged by fires.

During a three-day siege the hotel, a Moorish-Florentine palace that opened in 1903, was ravaged by fires, gunshots and grenade explosions.

Qualcomm Stadium was also flooded with knee-deep water, and SeaWorld was shut down for the day Still, the damage was far less than what it could have been had the fiercest part of the storm hit the foothills northeast of Los Angeles, which were ravaged by fires last year.