Sentence examples for which ravaged from inspiring English sources

Take Hurricane Katrina, which ravaged New Orleans in 2005.

But the Ugandan government is desperate to finish this conflict, which ravaged northern Uganda and killed thousands.

There was the heat, filth, and humidity of the caves, which ravaged the cameras and the filmmakers both.

Even as kids of the elite they'd been stunted by the famine" – which ravaged the country in the 1990s.

The flooding was likely worsened by cyclone Komen, which ravaged parts of the country a week earlier.

The latter, while mostly set abroad, did at least address unemployment under "Margaret bloody Thatcher," which ravaged the north-east in the 80s.

The high point of recent Chinese philanthropy was touched off by the 2008 earthquake, which ravaged large sections of Sichuan and nearby provinces.

Given our prolific record with the less effective two antidotes, which come with ravaged credit scores and libidos, chances are we might squeeze in an hour to help a kid in the hood with homework or shop for the blind before hitting the gym on Saturday afternoon.

His ravaged features, which had been recently splashed in the tabloids, clearly scandalized the assembled guests more than his arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence.

The president drank tea made from catkins and melting glacier water and munched on a ravaged salmon, which Grylls said had been discarded by a bear and still bore "bear breath".

First came the tender pictures he took of his wife and family, beginning in the nineteen-sixties, followed by a pivot, in the eighties, to dramatic aerial scenes of ravaged landscapes, which have the allure of abstractions, despite the fact that they detail a planet in peril.