Sentence examples for rubble your from inspiring English sources

Imagine the courage it takes to keep calling for change when all your worldly goods are buried under rubble, your life and your family explicitly threatened, your voice drowning in a world saturated with appeals for support.

Nazerke knows that you might end up in the streets only with your pyjama and slippers on, but her message for other children with this film is: "Better in your pyjama in the streets than dead in the rubble of your home".

(Don't wait for this scene to materialize, or else you'll still be sitting in the theater trying to work it out as the ushers are sweeping snack rubble around your feet.) But Bonham has no trouble finding Hallam anywhere; he could locate him in mainland China with both nostrils behind his back.

Determined do-it-yourselfers look elsewhere: Taking up residence at Escaiole or one of the other farmhouses at Castello di Casole, an American-led real estate venture in central Tuscany, will not fulfill the fantasy of setting limestone blocks and terra-cotta tiles, of lifting ancient Etruscan artifacts from the rubble of your hilltop ruin.

Sometimes, when you're standing in the rubble of your life, the first step toward figuring out what's next is figuring out what isn't next.

If you only see a light shining through a pile of rubble, lift your hand out of the rubble and wave it about.

Make sure to swish the gravel around with your hands into all the crevices in your rubble.

Suddenly the friendly face of a dog weaves through the rubble and licks your face.

These elderly people you meet wandering amid the rubble simply break your heart.

"You can't just go in and rubble a city if your goal is to quickly transition to a post-conflict friendly government".

"The house is collapsing" (and I'll probably die in the rubble) "but don't miss your flight" (you must see your family for Thanksgiving).