Sentence examples for remain ruined from inspiring English sources

Long swaths of the building remain ruined, with iron bedsteads and mattresses moldering behind bars.

As gigs have become more frequent, musicians have begun trickling back, but many still have mailing addresses elsewhere; the clubs have been rebuilt, but their houses remain ruined.

Still, the streets are littered with trash, drinking water is polluted, hospitals are bleak and often unsafe, and buildings bombed by the Americans in 2003 or by insurgents since remain ruined shells.

Today's visitors are warned ceaselessly not to touch them; some are protected with layers of shellac; others have glass or plastic shields in place; a distressing number remain ruined, damaged by careless visitors of the last century.

Residents remain displaced, ruined walls need tearing down, and many homes are being invaded by mold.

The United Nations says 250,000 Mozambicans are now living in makeshift camps, and another 250,000 remain in ruined villages around the country.

Of the early Byzantine city, besides the stretch of curtain wall on Panajir Dağ, there remain the ruined church of the Seven Sleepers to its east and the long double basilica of the Virgin, the scene of the council, to its west.

Named Gholghola – or the "City of Screams" – after its inhabitants were massacred by Genghis Khan, the high-domed rooms that remain in the ruined city provided excellent acoustics for the hauntingly melancholic music.

Named Gholghola, or the "City of Screams," after its inhabitants were massacred by Genghis Khan, the high-domed rooms that remain in the ruined city provided excellent acoustics for the hauntingly melancholic music.

The sunken hulls of Japanese ships remain there, along with ruined weapons and fortifications on land.

This meant that many residents could not afford the insurance, so families in parts of Cumbria badly hit by Storm Desmond this month had to remain in their flood-ruined homes.