Sentence examples for which was ravaged from inspiring English sources

The administrative head of Nizhny Novgorod's Vyksa district, which was ravaged by the fires, quit Saturday.

The area, part of which was ravaged during the 1968 riots, is gentrifying but still has a gritty feel.

*About $135 million in disaster assistance for Southern Africa, including Mozambique, which was ravaged by floods this year.

He hopes to create an endowment to restore the sanctuary, which was ravaged by fire in 1965.

"I know we'd have nothing to worry about with these people," said Shigeru Sugawara, the mayor of this northeastern city, which was ravaged by the tsunami.

From 2009 until this year, he served as the United States representative for Florida's Eighth Congressional District — in the Orlando area, which was ravaged by foreclosures.

For the past two days, local, state and federal officials — among them, Bev Perdue, governor of North Carolina, and W. Craig Fugate, administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency — have urged the residents to stock up on food and supplies, and take the threat of Hurricane Irene — which was ravaging the Bahamas on Wednesday — with great caution.

Bellerophon killed the fire-breathing monster Chimaera which was ravaging Lycia.

Elsewhere, one of the countries with the greatest problem is Afghanistan, which is ravaged by civil war as well as the worst drought in decades.

PAGE A6 Mudslides Kill 7 People Mudslides have killed at least seven people in California's San Bernardino Mountains, which were ravaged by wildfires in October.

Officials of the International Organisation for Migration, which is managing the camp for the Australian government, said that some of the refugees remaining on the Manoora were reluctant to land on the island, which is ravaged by a century of phosphate mining.