Sentence examples for ruin between from inspiring English sources

It is called the Empire Stores, and for more than 50 years the cavernous, forbidding warehouse has been abandoned, a magnificent ruin between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges along the East River.

Taxpayers spent more than $50 billion to save GM from ruin between December 2008 and July 2009 and are not expected to get all their money back.

The country was ruined between 2002 and 2010.

The downtown area of central Beirut (the old city) was destroyed during the civil war, becoming a belt of squatter-occupied ruins between East and West Beirut.

• It's possible to approach within some five blocks of Ground Zero, to see a sliver of the smoking ruins between the buildings.

If markets remain volatile, many firms will want to hold on to their investments until they can secure a better price, but that is itself a gamble.In this section Chest pains Claws or jaws Behind the bald figures Out of the ruins Between a clock and a hard place Changing target ReprintsThe tougher conditions may force a restructuring of the industry.

Emerging economies were hit harder than optimists expected, but responded better than pessimists feared.In this section Chest pains Claws or jaws Behind the bald figures Out of the ruins Between a clock and a hard place Changing target ReprintsThat resilience may be tested again sooner than anyone would have liked.

Unless there is a miracle, ten million more young men will die (very few of them expecially heroically or quickly); millions of children will die (very few of whon had had time to form very strong or dangerous political opinions); cities that rose proudly and slowly over the centuries will be ugly ruins between a morning and a night.

In 1980, during the Guatemalan Civil War, a meeting took place at the ruins between guerillas and Maya leaders that resulted in the guerillas stating that they would defend indigenous rights.

Keutsang East Hermitage (ke'u tshang shar ri khrod), a small hermitage exists now only in ruins between Keutsang West (Ke'u tshang nub), (now part of Kuetsang Hermitage) and the Purchok Hermitage.

No significant differences were found in body temperature, heart rate, blood pressure and time spent under the ruins between the two groups, but a significantly lower urine output in the first 24 h was recorded in the hyponatraemic group.