“The momentum of the building's ruin gathers and accelerates, blowing out beams as everything crumples toward the ground.”

“A lack of dedication and commitment would ultimately bring about his ruin.”

“His lack of self-confidence has been his ruin.”

“The viciousness of the regime caused residents to leave, which led to the ruination of the island's economy.”

“I have, more than once, been subject to temptations which might have been the ruination of a less virtuous young man.”

“These actions nearly brought about the ruination of the association and the destruction of members' livelihoods.”

“This failure to know ourselves does not limit our dissoluteness and ruinousness, only our self-knowledge as such.”

“On the one hand, you can't help but be very struck by the ruinousness of these weapons.”

“T'a vniuersall ruine to extend, That Isthmus failing which the land did kepe From the intire possession of the deepe.”

“They are both in my judgment the image or picture of a great Ruine, and have the true aspect of a World lying in its rubbish.”

“He is the enemy of conjugal love, and is the Jupiter of the Greeks, an iron-hearted tyrant, the ruiner of ancient Greece.”

“The five explorers carefully crept through the ruins, past tall stone monoliths, and crumbled walls.”