Sentence examples for was almost ruined from inspiring English sources
Yet it was almost ruined by oversalting.
The promising start was almost ruined when the radio station engineer accidentally erased Mrs. Roosevelt's remarks.
One man's birthday was almost ruined by the news that Conficker had expanded its reach and become something even worse.
In 1745, however, Glasgow was almost ruined by the levies imposed by the army of the insurgent Charles Edward Stuart, the "Young Pretender," which occupied the city.
Tourism is now seen as the possible saviour for a country that was almost ruined by the scandal of the 1997 pyramid-selling scheme.
Several of Brodsky's earlier poems are almost ruined by translation.
But Style also feels like one of those songs that's almost ruined by overanalysis; its perfection just is.
Not even Breakfast at Tiffany's, the 1961 cult hit, could escape being almost ruined by studio interference, he once revealed.
"When the company collapsed, governments were almost ruined, and the English had to step in and restore the banking system," said Becky MacGuire, the porcelain specialist at Christie's.
The Hoover Notification ceremonies were almost ruined by Captain Taylor Branson, director of the Marine Band, In selecting his program of music for that occasion Captain Branson chose a George Gershwin tune - "Of Thee I Sing".
