lie in ruinsの例文

• Even now, many of the city's landmark buildings lie in ruins.
• In Novi Sad, Yugoslavia, three more Danubian bridges lie in ruins.
• Today only very few structures of the camp lie in ruins, barely recognizable.
• The island is now uninhabited, and most of its buildings lie in ruins.
• The Armenian quarter continued to lie in ruins until the beginning of the 1960s.
• Entire neighborhoods in the ZOS still lie in ruins.
• Today, the castle and town lie in ruins, which are still visible on the site.
• Vast neighborhoods of Kabul lie in ruins, destroyed by bitter factional fighting between 1992 and 1996.
• After weeks of heavy bombing, much of Yugoslavia's economic base must lie in ruins by now.
• But the streets are straighter and the facades are cleaner, and many buildings lie in ruins.
• Endless city blocks lie in ruin and rubble.
• Its stock market may lie in ruins.
• Elsewhere, 10, 000 trees lie in ruin.
• However, the fortifications now lie in ruins.
• Entire neighborhoods of Kabul lie in ruins, devastated by two decades of relentless fighting between rival Islamic factions.
• Entire neighborhoods now lie in ruin.
• When the demolition dust settles and the cheers fade, another 1, 064 units of public housing will lie in ruins.
• Three separate investigations are now under way at the 40-acre site in Toulouse where the chemical works lie in ruin.
• Today, the homes have vanished, churches lie in ruins, and only one elderly farmer still lives as his people once did.
• Although most still lie in ruins, the Interior Ministry on Sunday said it has begun restoring a war-damaged juvenile prison in Grozny.