popaść w ruinę

The university was closed to foreign students in 1831 and fell into decay.

As no particular agency was made responsible for it, the building fell into decay.

Until recently, it had been allowed to fall into decay.

For a hundred years, the palace was left to fall into decay.

During this period many of the older structures fell into decay.

In many other cases, however, the pond plants fall into the water and decay.

However by the 16th century it had fallen into decay.

They were simply abandoned and left to fall into decay.

Some schools were never used again and fell into such decay they had to be torn down.

The building had been long closed and falling into decay.

She was going to ruin his business if he wasn't careful.

But if it all goes wrong, she's not going to ruin a bright career.

This thing isn't just going to ruin you as an artist.

Everything is going to ruin; in no long time we shall have nothing left but the love of God.

He certainly wasn't going to ruin the night further by the long drive home.

And it was going to ruin his night if he didn't kill me.

The world does not pay much attention when an ordinary house goes to ruin.

Is the week going to ruin my weight loss program?

I couldn't stand that he was going to ruin someone else.

No matter what his intentions, he was going to ruin everything.