Sentence examples for ruins front from inspiring English sources

"Sexual Assaults Add to Miseries of Haiti's Ruins" (front page, June 24) was timely.

We take issue with "Chaos and War Leave Iraq's Hospitals in Ruins" (front page, Feb. 14), which portrays a system in shambles.

"More Clashes Shake Iraq; Political Talks Are in Ruins" (front page, Feb. 24) should come as no surprise, least of all to President Bush.

Enter the ruins through the front entrance.

The cartons were up front, ruined, and a refrigerator had moved 25 feet and turned upside down.

Hassan, a father whose house lies in ruin at the front line, worries that local villages will see massacres like that in Houla, a small town near Homs where regime thugs murdered over 100 people in June.

In one photo, Hunter posed in front of ruins that appear to match ruins in Pompeii.

One of Wang's photos shows a half-cracked, half-shattered church facade with its ruins spilling from the front door.

"I just keep waiting for someone with a megaphone and a car to just tell us what to do," said Vikki Quinn, standing amid a pile of ruined belongings strewed in front of her flooded house in Long Beach on Long Island.

Sure, it was in a pixelated version of the famous Impreza WRX in the late Colin McRae's eponymous 1998 video game (and its many sequels), but those hours spent ruining my eyes in front of a PC did nothing if not imbue a fondness for the Japanese manufacturer.

In fact, having researched the history of public shaming in America in the Massachusetts Archives, he can only conclude that Lehrer, for one, was humiliated to a degree that would have been thought excessive even in the 18th century, the Puritans of New England having seemingly worked out that to ruin a person in front of his fellows is also to refuse him a second chance in life.