This place is in shambles.

Were they lying?

The old castle lay in ruins.

The palace is ruined at present.

I heard a noise upstairs.

They were lying on the grass.

There was broken glass everywhere.

Much of Western Europe was rubble.

Looks like a false eyelash fell down on on the train.

The three were face down.

There were books lying about the room.

The fields lay covered with deep snow.

Плющ на руинах Фантастический роман.

Scratch around the rubble, however, and one can come up with useful fragments.

Newspapers lay scattered all over the floor.

The 13th century Arab historian Abu al Fida describes the city as being in ruins.

BJ And of course, through the night, they lay together.

New groups constantly emerge from the ruins of old ones.

A book, a notebook, and a pen were lying on the table.

The opposition inherited a bankrupt country whose institutions are in ruins.

Modern arts festivals were born in the rubble of World War II.

In his hands, the poetry, poignancy and pathos of the human condition lay revealed.

'You had some peaches in the corner room it seems he has eaten one of them on the quiet.'

The body of Starace was subsequently hung up next to the body of Mussolini.

Tom threw away all the old newspapers that were in the attic.

Twenty years of invasion, civil war, and drought have left Afghanistan's institutions in ruin.

International financial promises are made for headlines and photo opportunities, but end up undelivered. We therefore need money in the bank, and clear leadership.

We therefore need money in the bank, and clear leadership.

You might then wish to pray in the remains of an ancient Zoroastrian temple and read petroglyphs.

Houses and shops were burnt and corpses lay in the streets and in bushes.

It s knowing that now more than half a million Iraqis are buried under the rubble of war.

A computer keyboard and headphones lay next to her severed head.

And we were in bed snuggling and watching a movie.

There were two red hats on this table two hours ago.

The university began with the humanities at its heart, but today it is playing catch up with the natural sciences.

And more were lying on the stretchers parked on both sides of the ER lobby.

But it is a very different world from the one left in ruins in 1945.

We saw buildings not just the former Hamas headquarters still in rubble.

By the time recovery finally arrived, much of Europe and Asia lay in ruins.

Decades of neglect coupled with foreign intervention left the country in ruins, with reverberations across the world.

Those who fell were kicked and clubbed where they lay.

This is connected with a practical question who is in a position to build a new country on the ruins of the old regime?

The economy of the West Bank and Gaza, like Yassir Arafat's headquarters at Ramallah, is in ruins.

Among these papers were the statistics that he needed and a draft of the statement he was going to make.

NEW YORK On May 8, 1945, when World War II in Europe officially ended, much of the world lay in ruins.