The slow motion and fade effects at the end of the episode were not scripted, but the decision to use them was made in editing after the final scene was hastily filmed on an unconvincing polystyrene set, ruining the poignancy of the sequence; the episode's director Richard Boden added the poppy field image.
Instead, a half-dozen theaters, including the Karlin Musical Theater and the avant-garde Archa Theater were below water, their stages and sets ruined.
"I can't carry all that around on the subway," she said, adding: "It has started to scare me that the terrorists seemed to be doing what they set out to do: ruining the way this city does business".
Sweeney said Pryce was motivated by "an implacable desire for revenge" on her former husband, whose reputation she had set about ruining whilst trying to protect her own.
A three-month strike by Hollywood's writers looked set to ruin the Oscars award ceremony late in February: actors were unwilling to cross writers' picket lines, so organisers planned to show film clips and movie history instead of the usual procession of dazzling stars.
It is a nice irony that Robert Redford, 36 years after "All the President's Men," is playing a man being relentlessly pursued by an ambitious young newspaper reporter, whose revelations look set to ruin his life, and perhaps condemn him to a very long stay in a federal penitentiary.
In the 17th century, John Dryden, deciding that ending a sentence with a preposition was "not elegant" because you couldn't do it in Latin, set about ruining some of his best prose by rewriting it so that "the end he aimed at" became "the end at which he aimed", and so on.
After a dire first half, the Belgian champions looked set to ruin Wenger's day when Honduras winger Andy Najar headed in Dennis Praet's cross.
And within days of their opposition, the corporation that runs TMI, General Public Utilities (GPU), and its contractor supervising the project, Bechtel, set about ruining their lives.
His father, a bigwig at one of the city's largest investment banks, promptly sets about ruining Wyeth's career and, tangentially, his marriage.
