Sentence examples for to ruined from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause the ruin of.
This simple there-and-back route starts in Craster (synonymous with top-notch kippers) and heads along the coast to ruined Dunstanburgh Castle.
But the war put an end to that isolation, giving Rutledge another chance to bear witness to ruined lives and broken traditions, and to serve as chief mourner for all that has been lost.
Another cleric, Sheik Mohammed al-Nujaimi, described the campaign as a "great danger," saying it would lead to ruined marriages, a low birthrate, the spread of adultery, more car accidents and "the spending of excessive amounts on beauty products".
But he was equally drawn to ruined castles and fortresses high on hills above seas or rivers and he was never immune to the growing phenomenon of tourist attractions.
Hyperbolic violence and risible dialogue are routine in bottom-drawer action cinema, but the memorable bad examples, like "The Expendables," Sylvester Stallone's ode to ruined male beauty, at least gives you something to mull over between the explosions and rushing rivers of blood.
Casting directors such as John McMurray of the English National Opera are already struggling to find the right voices for the big roles in such late Italian warhorses as Verdi's "Aida" and "Turandot", or Puccini's "Tosca" and "La Boheme .But while opera may be losing future Placido Domingos or Birgit Nilssons to ruined vocal cords, the singers themselves have the most to lose.
"They're going to ruin our dance.
The lawyers are determined to ruin everything.
Why do you want to ruin Egypt?
