She felt like a survivor after a war; if this devastated and mangled countryside was not ruin — well, what then was ruin?
We shouldn't do that.' " He added: "But if the position [Rove's allies] take is rule or ruin — well, two can play that game.
Some consumers went as far as accusing Cadbury of, in keeping with the theme of 2016, ruining – well, pretty much everything.
The second act, in which more than a million barrels of oil escaped from the ruined well unimpeded, ended with the failed attempt to "top kill" the well by filling it with mud pumped down from the surface.
In Washington, the Environmental Protection Agency said it had told the oil company to immediately select a less toxic dispersant than the one it is now using to break up crude oil gushing from a ruined well in the Gulf of Mexico.
Of the five Gulf Coast states, Mr. Barton's Texas is the only one whose beaches, fisheries and tourist haunts are not threatened by oil spewing from BP's ruined well.
I'm ruined!' 'Well, I hope you're all happy' — like, to no one in particular".
This takes a while to do, so keep it safe, because if it gets ruined, well.
During the past decade, the water utility that serves Hilton Head, South Carolina — which lies near the northern edge of the Floridan — has had to abandon half a dozen ruined wells, as saltwater intrusion has spread.
After a brief spate of cursing and checking which weekend will be ruined, well-mannered folks will fall into lock step, returning their response cards and making quick stops at your online registry.
