Stark contrasts — a formerly winning combo like black hair, rosy skin and green eyes — can actually be ruinous these days, Carmindy wrote.
He provided hope during the recovery from the near-ruinous, near-administration days of Tom Hicks and George Gillett, the previous Liverpool owners who were ousted less than four years ago but seemingly in another lifetime.
She had let herself be bullied into marrying Gilbert, and within days of the ruinous act she bitterly regretted it.
At least there's no ruinous competition as in the days of Commodore Vanderbilt.
"I want to say thanks to Austria because she opened her border to us," said a cheerful Ahmed Dahhan, a 25-year-old Syrian refugee who 15 days ago fled his country's ruinous civil war, which has claimed nearly a quarter of a million lives.
On Tuesday, the day after a humiliating and financially ruinous nine-hour search — and after six hours of questioning — she gave an interview to Echo Moskvy.
— As tourists and residents fled the Outer Banks of North Carolina, a step ahead of the potentially ruinous effect of Hurricane Earl on their Labor Day weekend, hundreds of beachgoers of a certain type were making a beeline in the opposite direction.
In the old days, New Hampshire's food was almost as ruinous as England's.
