Sentence examples for to get damaged from inspiring English sources

These delicate structures are added at the end, so as not to get damaged during fabrication.

"What's tended to get damaged most was buildings of the Victorian period that are in bad repair.

"I didn't really play with them, because I didn't want them to get damaged," he told me.

The chalets have recently been rebuilt in concrete – they used to get damaged each time the monsoon swept in – and guests can choose between aircon and old-fashioned ceiling fans.

But many of these people have built their tin homes in official no-build zones, places at risk of flooding that would be the first to get damaged if another storm were to strike.

Treating cancer with radiation or chemotherapy is a bit like firebombing a house to get rid of pests: it can do the job, but good stuff is going to get damaged in the process.

The skin on your lips is susceptible to getting damaged during extreme weather.

"I knew we were going to get damage, but I never thought it would collapse".

The female officer involved in the restraint, Diane Smith, tried to get damages for PTSD after the incident.

"In a disaster like this, it's easy to get damages not covered by insurance," he said.

While the city appeals, one of the lawyers for the artists, Robert Perry, said his clients might go to trial to get damages for the restriction on their livelihood.