ruin|ruined|ruining|ruins in English

verb

[ru·in || 'rʊɪn]

destroy, demolish; spoil, mutilate, damage

Use "ruin|ruined|ruining|ruins" in a sentence

1. (Matthew 6:9, 10) First, that Kingdom will “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.”

2. Yes, he will “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” —2 Thessalonians 1:7, 8; Revelation 11:18.

3. Later, to his apostle John, he indicated that God is determined “to bring to ruin those ruining the earth.”

4. But the Creator of the water cycle, Jehovah God, long ago promised that he would eventually intervene and “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” —Revelation 11:18.

5. For him, the gaps and Blanknesses in the ruins form portals to another time, bringing back the dead and unsettling the ruin-gazer

6. You're ruining him.

7. You're ruining the country!

8. Well, you're ruining it.

9. You're ruining my mojo.

10. You are ruining the child!

11. Everything's ruined!

12. Everything's ruined.

13. Oh, you're ruining my big night!

14. The thefts are ruining breeding programmes.

15. You're ruining my youth, okay?

16. They're ruining all the school cabbages.

17. 9 Cheap imported goods are ruining many businesses.

18. Perhaps the word is related to " blight ", a plant disease that ruins potatoes (as a "Blighter" tends to ruin things in which he's involved)

19. You ruined her.

20. You've ruined me.

21. Television is ruining the art of conversation.

22. A ruined tower.

23. Man is ruining even his drinking water!

24. His cocaine habit was ruining his life.

25. Alarmingly, man is even ruining his farmland.