Sentence examples for ruins cut from inspiring English sources

According to Reuters, hundreds of people who had set off days ago for a hike along the Inca trail — only to find the ruins cut off by the flooding — were still arriving, joining the travelers waiting to be airlifted out.

If an item of clothing is completely ruined, cut off all salvageable material and pop it into your sewing box.

Gillespie actually looks dead smart in well-fitting black togs, but he ruins the cut of his suit by slouching with limbs twisted into uncomfortable positions, like a posable emo doll that has been run over by a steam roller.

Dull cutting tools could ruin the cut.

Research in Motion (RIM), the Canadian firm behind the BlackBerry, has championed a new product category: neither a handheld computer with a wireless connection grafted on, nor an e-mail system shoe-horned into a mobile phone, but a device that combines an always-on wireless connection with a useable screen and keyboard, yet doesn't ruin the cut of your jacket.

Walk past the ruins, down Eastgate, cut down the side of Sloane's bar, down the back of Argos and the Mecca Bingo.

Once you enter the last room of the ruins, a short cut scene will play again showing Mercer taking some gem off the face of an elf statue.

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Too many lives are ruined and futures cut short by these outdated and wasteful policies".

A few things to keep in mind: poor color can ruin the greatest cut, and make sure to wash you hair regularly, but not every day (as this can damage your hair).

A rainstorm can ruin a field of cut hay.