That last is perhaps the most ravaging of all.

Jiadhal and Gainadi are the most ravaging rivers in this district in terms of floods.

The same applies to railway workers, who protest and campaign against deregulation and privatisation and their ravaging effects on jobs and working conditions.

At Smith Houses, as at many of the other 316 projects that are home to 600,000 New Yorkers, the problem is crack, the cheap, smokable cocaine derivative whose ravaging effects on whole neighborhoods were officially recognized about two years ago.

I decided to have one last go with the ravage.

I could be right about the nature of the Ravage, but where did it come from in the first place?

They used the only things available: the creatures of the Ravage.

Ravage can also transform back to a human form when necessary.

Somewhere to my right several more stones fell into the Ravage.

Ravage is propelled into the air and crashed far away.

"But it's a good thing I gave her that extra ravage yesterday."

A child who, when his mind is grown, will provide them with the strength to destroy the Ravage.

And then the Ravage shook again, but the blasts had not come from the station.

This is the Ravage, pride of the second order.

During the subsequent fight Ravage attacks him from behind and jumps on his back.

Perhaps, he wrote, the Ravage was caused by the evil of the creatures within, rather than the other way around.

At least, I thought, it was days since we'd seen any sign of the Ravage.

There in the ravaged landscape the ravage of battle began.

A moment later, the Ravage and its vile creatures disappeared.

In what way is this cave proof against the ravage of winter?"

Covenant felt he was floating away on a wave of ravage and destruction.

She knew the things that were in his face- starvation, pain, the signs of ravage left behind by fever.

His eyes flicked up to her face, saw the ravage done by ceaseless tears.

Ravage was set to reappear in future issues and become a more monstrous creature.

Or was it that the Ravage had moved?

I knew the things I'd seen in the Ravage weren't true creatures.

I don't think the Ravage liked what happened one little bit.'

"The lack of reform has caused more social ravage than any reform program could have done," he said.

Her face showed no trace of the ravage of twenty-four years in space.

By the look of the street, they had not so far been ravaged.

The county was to be further ravaged by war over the next century.

On the night of 8 March 2012, the building was ravaged by fire.

Others had been so ravaged by the disease that they could not leave.

I want the right to ravage the world as you have done.

Fire also ravaged the village in 1864, 1884, and 1902.

The Earth had been ravaged once, and it could happen again.

"They are the children ravaged by the vice of others."

It had not ravaged the man's body, nor his mind.

The French return to the town and ravage the people.

And yeah, I wanted to ravage the hell out of her.

By late October 1995, however, the disease had ravaged her little girl.

And they had ravaged a meal set before them on our best china.

Remember that a man does not have to find a woman beautiful to ravage her.

"It is to bring a message of peace for a country ravaged by war."

These plans were never completed, however, as the building was again ravaged by fire in 1984.

At least he did not simply ravage her, as one man had the second the door closed behind him.

In a moment his hands had ravaged it beyond recognition.

It ravaged my nervous system and God knows what else.

The house was ravaged by fire in the late eighteenth century.

Here, he was ravaged by tuberculosis, which finally took his life.

What would happen to our world if we were ravaged by such a plague?

In addition to the war, drought has ravaged the north.

His body had been ravaged by the effects of diabetes.

They move very slowly, faces ravaged with age and disease.