Ravages of war
have affected how we see sydenham today.
Ravage the countryside.
The wealth amassed at this time allowed the inhabitants to build lavish temples, most of which have
withstood the ravages
of time.
Ravaged the continent.
Ravaged by plague, which he had visited in his youth?
Ravages of inflation.
He was lucky to have
escaped the ravages
of the education system.
Ravaged the chinese coastline
and briefly occupied peking ( beijing ).
Ravaged by war.
Ravages of modern tourism.
Many ancient mosaics have
survived the ravages
of time remarkably well.
Likely line up united will once again start as red-hot favorites, especially with the addicks
squad ravaged
by injury.
Ravages of sin.
Even older cars are usually free of rattles and creaks, and paintwork and interiors
resist the ravages
of time.
Can the
injury ravaged
tigers get through the last four games is the question on everybody's lips?
Sadly the bodywork is
suffering the ravages
of exposure to the worst of british weather.
The launch follows an appeal from the un for a
country ravaged
by 20 years of bitter conflict.
The disease brought to the cape by the prize negroes was
committing dreadful ravages
in the neighborhood of cape town.
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