Sentence examples for to be ravaged from inspiring English sources

In a new indignity for Hollywood's struggling film production business, Los Angeles and its environs are about to be ravaged by aliens in "Battle: Los Angeles".

Meanwhile Taylor says the music industry continues to be ravaged, with more than 1bn illegal track downloads last year worth in excess of £300m.

"The organization focuses on North America, so the panda doesn't really fit," said Mr. Sachs, who wore a gray sweater that appeared to be ravaged by moths — not endangered in New York.

Unless the world's major weapons producers take more responsibility for controlling the international market in small arms, the most vulnerable nations will continue to be ravaged by this deadly trade.

Aleppo's Umayyad Mosque, part of a Unesco world heritage site, has become the latest of Syria's architectural treasures to be ravaged by the escalating civil war, the Times reports.

Syria continues to be ravaged by the conflict which began with the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad in March 2011.

They will surely be ravaged.

Though the international media has focused on Tacloban, it is not the only place to have been ravaged.

The huge Ponderosa pine forest, which stretches all the way from Mexico to Canada, is being ravaged.

The area from 49th to 42nd Streets was ravaged by the recession and scarred by vacancies from retail bankruptcies and bank consolidations.

Much of the escarpment stretching from Enugu to Orlu has been ravaged by soil and gully erosion.