Meanings of show the ravages in English

And did he show the ravages of time?

The light was not full, but enough to show the ravages to which she had been subject.

These are examples of many stories which I might repeat, to show the ravages of this destructive band.

Ninety-seven years of age, he was approaching the time when many of his countrymen begin to show the ravages of time.

There on screen, the ageing bull of French cinema literally and metaphorically exposes himself, turning left and right to show the ravages of time.

The face, however, showed the ravages which loss and sorrow had made.

Broken branches exposing raw wood showed the ravages of wind, snow, and hungry animals.

Huge old hollies showed the ravages of age and storm.

When the day came, its searching light showed the ravages in poor Lucy's strength.

The big boy, his face red, swollen and showing the ravages of fever, would reply:

If I showed the ravages of loss of sleep no more than she, I was fortunate.

His face, too, showed the ravages of grief.

Her face showed the ravages of work.

Children, whose pinched faces clearly showed the ravages of hunger, timidly followed our supply trucks up the deserted street.

The few scattered and blackened tree stumps showed the ravages made by a forest fire in the years gone by.

The house was a very old one, built of stone and massive oaken timbers which showed the ravages of many years.