ravaged造句

They had ravaged the countryside .

Land that is desolate, barren, or ravaged.

Being ravaged by two of course.

Bands of soldiers ravaged the village.

We could see the ravaged exterior of the reactors.

There are also thousands of demons and wild animals ravaged.

Poachers, looking to sell tiger bones for medicinal purposes, have ravaged the population.

S. President Bill Clinton appealed to international donors to help the earthquake-ravaged nation.

During these war-ravaged years, Mara became pregnant and gave birth to their son, Ben Skywalker.

Flood ravaged low areas of Bazhong City, paralyzing traffic and phone services and causing mudslides.

When the world was ravaged by violence, Gandhi suggested that people should take another road, that is, nonviolence.

Banks still have much work to do to repair their ravaged balance-sheets, which will limit their ability to lend.

If we had to name the most ravaged sector of media, it would certainly have to be newspapers.

A civil staff prepares plastic water tanks to be delivered to the ravaged areas in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

"I could certainly eat you alive," Martin said, in turn running insolent eyes over the other's disease-ravaged frame.

Millions of migrant workers have been laid off from their jobs in the ravaged export industry, but now a rush of Christmas orders is opening up new opportunities.

When Deathwing ravaged Azeroth with his Cataclysm, the Greymane Wall was shattered, exposing Gilneas for the first time in a decade.

The United Nations says it has received more than half of the $460 million it appealed for last week to provide emergency relief in flood-ravaged Pakistan.

It has ravaged fresh-water fisheries, livestock, crops and groves of date palms that once made the area famous, forcing the migration of tens of thousands of farmers.

Go in July for Gion Matsuri: intended to appease the gods after Kyoto was ravaged by plague, this month-long festival concludes with a float parade.

The first month of the season was messy for the Yankees, who ended April five games under the break-even mark, in large part because their starting rotation was ravaged by injuries and inconsistency.

In his early works, he mainly wrote about how wars ravaged the human emotion and human nature. While in his later years, he was more prone to regard war as the disobedience to God.

Synopsis: in a world ravaged by a virus infection, turning its victims into the Undead, Alice (Jovovich), continues on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety.

THOUGH half of Ecuador lies in the Amazon basin, its rainforest is shrinking faster than in neighbouring countries (by 1.67% a year). It has been ravaged by logging, poachers and oil extraction.

Wu Sangui, a rebellious thief, rebelled against his benevolence, ravaged Yunnan and Guizhou, poisoned Shu and Chu, spread fake letters and stirred up people's hearts. Today, the soldiers have arrived in Jingnan, and marched on a regular basis. The chief culprit is in the daytime.

No sooner had the 42-year-old heard that she had landed a plum job on a new BBC flagship programme than she was given the news that the cancer that has ravaged her body for the past 20 months had spread even further.