Sentence examples for war rubble from inspiring English sources

Hamas's entrepreneurs have set up roadside crushers to convert war rubble into breeze blocks.Such is the demand that Gazans have almost run out of detritus.

Archeologists digging beneath the war rubble of central Beirut have found the remains of nearly 5,000 years of successive civilizations.

Gregor had been hoping for the flea market that's usually held here on a Sunday, but there was no sign of this, only a second world war rubble mound over which ran a densely graffiti-daubed wall section.

Rubble is, of course, not just a metaphor for war; it is the direct material effect of war, and in the art that depicts or assimilates war, rubble is war's document and evidence.

Ian Fleming's original novels presented Bond as an aspirational, thoroughly English figure, who emerged from the post-war rubble with refined tastes and bold courage.

Townshend also believed that his music, informed by his art-school studies, reflected the damage done to a generation born amid post-war rubble and confronted, in adolescence, by the existential terror of the Cuban missile crisis.

As the US took its first steps into the space age, using fighter jets, space ships, and rocket technology as the foundation of modernism, countries sorting through the post-war rubble looked to the purity and forward-lean of American business as an inherently hopeful interpretation of life after wartime.

Among his discoveries: the oldest inhabited home in the city, the original bronze sculpture that was the model for the larger stone version in the Lincoln Memorial, Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island, the code that identifies manhole covers, and an apartment complex built on the World War II rubble of bombed-out Bristol, England.

The difference after 2001 is that for the first time since the American Civil War, the rubble of war meant something real and tangible to Americans without leaving American soil.

So we have to make something to distinguish ourselves from others". In the post-World War II rubble, his parents started making bags out of old newspaper and magazines for food and vegetable stores.

The wards are battle zones and infrastructure damaged during the war remains in rubble.