Sentence examples for shattered town from inspiring English sources

Kremlin-backed separatists and Cossack fighters triumphantly paraded through the shattered town of Debaltseve, a strategic point they had captured in the past 48 hours.

Buried deep in the rubble of an exploded, shattered town house in Brooklyn, there were small pockets of space, some barely large enough to crawl through.

As efforts continued to determine a motive for the massacre and for why he chose Sandy Hook Elementary, residents of the shattered town buried loved ones and tried to resume part of their lives.

There is no running water, no postal service, no garbage collection and scant rehabilitation for a shattered town where collapsed roofs, missing walls and other scars from the continuing civil war disfigure nearly every building.

Dead!" As dawn crept across this shattered town on Tuesday, it illuminated rows and rows of apartment blocks collapsed into piles, bodies wedged among the debris, homeless families and their neighbors clustered on the roadside, shielding themselves from the downpour with plastic tarps.

Elif spent 80 hours buried beneath the rubble of her home in the shattered town of Golcuk until an Israeli rescue team rescue team, part of a relief operation that included construction of a fully equipped field hospital, pulled her out.

Ancient lorries and donors' jeeps shuttle between the country's shattered towns, dodging potholes but no longer fretting that they might be ambushed.

There is scant rehabilitation for shattered towns where collapsed roofs, missing walls and other scars from the civil war disfigure nearly every building.

The sculptures were meant to bring public spaces back to life after the second world war as authorities began to repair and rebuild shattered towns and cities.

The government asserts that the emergency phase of recovery is over, and it is asking for economic assistance to rebuild shattered towns, rehabilitate contaminated rice fields and replace livestock swept away by the storm.

He took part in the Normandy invasion, heading a small civil affairs unit which moved forward behind the tanks, and whose role was to set up civil administration in shattered towns and villages.