Príklady ruin

• A modern extension on the old building would ruin its architectural integrity.

• The poor sound quality ruined an otherwise splendid film.

• Lucy has just ruined her new dress. That's children for you.

• I think the new extension ruins the proportions of the building.

• If you scuff your feet like that, you'll ruin your shoes.

• Visible in the distance are ruins and palm trees.

• Relating transformation to abandonment is somewhat more difficult, but in a sense the village, already partially abandoned, was transformed into ruins.

• The ruined sites, in a dynamic process, become the locus for a variety of parties attuned to different agendas.

• At the same time the monarchy was seen as an alien, intrusive power that ruined social relations and caused the rains to fail.

• Its chief place of growth is in old quarries, or among ruins; but it is sometimes to be found in woods and hedges.

• Again and again, residents and public officials - their complex motives run from the civic-minded to the selfish - tried to save the city from ruins.

• The paths were ruined by buffaloes, which were driven over them in herds to be sold in towns.

• In dynamical systems exhibiting chaotic itinerancy, there come to exist transition rules between attractor ruins.

• It can completely ruin the lives of those of us who are affected by it.

• This strong emotional response is key to the experience of ruins.

• Freedom in the commons brings ruin to all.

• We hope, by overturning the conventional approach to rendering, to find a way of handling ruins.

• The assembly line ruined that system because it made both positive and negative reciprocity by individual workers impossible.

• These lizards are found in open landscapes with moderate or little vegetation, and are common in farms, stonepiles and ruins.

• Remarkable for its natural beauty, its past fertility, its historic landmarks, and its potential for investment, the small collection of villages stood in virtual ruin.