Sentence examples for with the rubble from inspiring English sources

Now it lies with the rubble.

You start — or at least I start — with the rubble".

By day, the square steams with the rubble and embers of the previous night's battle.

The desolate sandy stretch is now strewn with the rubble from the demolition of houses which she could not prevent.

'Building with the Rubble of the Past: the Translator of the Old English Gospel of Nicodemusand his Flawed Source', in Anglo-Saxon Traces, ed.

IN THEIR garden, strewn with the rubble of three destroyed houses, the young men of the Qudeih family flick through pictures of Hamada, their 26-year-old brother.

On March 4, Italian liberals will have to deal with the rubbles left of the Democratic Party.

These Republican 9/11 fetishists, who gladly exploit images of planes crashing into buildings along with the rubble-strewn streets of New York in campaign commercials, are filibustering health care for the heroes of that terrible event.

All you come away with is the rubble of a cluttered mind.

Thirdly, the authors failed to consider the seismic and structural factors, along with time under the rubble, which could be associated with earthquake-related death.

The first pictures to emerge after sunrise on Wednesday showed streets strewn with bodies and the rubble of destroyed buildings.