Sentence examples for ruin yet from inspiring English sources
"Have you left no sense of decency?" That's the question Joseph Welch famously asked Joseph McCarthy, as the red-baiting demagogue tried to ruin yet another innocent citizen.
Along with its politics, Egypt's economy has lurched ever closer to ruin, yet successive governments have blithely ignored the looming danger.The current one, dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood, is no exception.
Frances O'Connor's entirely believable Emma is exasperating for her unstoppable course toward ruin, yet manages to awaken a grudging sympathy when her romantic impulses clash fatally with the small-town conventions that Flaubert skewered and that she stupidly accepted.
If you were looking for something to ruin yet another childhood icon for you -- and ruin yet another night with your significant other -- you're in luck.
Kabul — raw, ruined, yet stirring back to life — had never seemed more magical.
"It's one of the few places in the state that hasn't been ruined yet".
"We wanted something that nobody had ruined yet," Ms. Dow said.
I will not laugh," but, when she ruined yet another take, Fleming slapped her across the face and said, "All right, now.
And now, as each headlight played across the slackened front of this, of me — partly ruined yet still far from stupid — I felt I'd outgrown "no" at last.
"You've got something the world wants: a place that hasn't been ruined yet," says Mr Clewer.Even so, some 15,000 people, most of them young adults, leave the province each year to find work, many in Alberta.
"I said to the Realtor, 'I want something old and junky that no one has ruined yet.' " So one chilly day, a broker took him to see a place he had described as unpromising.
