Sentence examples for then devastated from inspiring English sources

Drugs, drink, sex, and bad behavior briefly fuelled, then devastated, his genius.

He then devastated the Balkan provinces and drove southward into Greece, where he was only stopped at Thermopylae.

İzmir was then devastated further when a massive fire broke out three days after the Turks had recaptured the city.

After two sleepless days of campaigning, after a gut-wrenching night in which they had been convinced that they had won and then devastated that they had not, Mr. Gore and his aides were back in the game.

Revolts against Assyrian rule occurred in the 760s and 750s, but the country was retaken in 734 733 by Tiglath-pileser III (reigned 745 727 bc), who then devastated Israel, sent its people into exile, and divided the country into provinces under Assyrian governors.

Percy then devastated the island of Tokelau, leaving many homeless and millions in dollars in property damages (although exact damage figures are unavailable).

1869: The year that M J Lichtenstein of Montpellier established that the disease then devastating the vineyards of France was caused by a genus of plant lice called phylloxera.

The St. John was a so-called famine ship: Boston-bound from Galway, it was filled with passengers fleeing the mass starvation then devastating Ireland.

But tense and then devastating though it was, we're going to defer the praise to Greengrass's crack editing team.

In El Salvador, recovering from the effects of civil war and then devastating hurricanes, microfinance institutions are now making more business loans than commercial banks.

In 1969 three young artists — Joe Hawley, Mel Henderson and Alfred Young — used biodegradable dyes to spell "oil" in giant letters on the waters of San Francisco Bay, calling attention to a massive crude-oil spill then devastating the coastline.