Sentence examples for In wrecks from inspiring English sources

Ms. Garthe said a study she helped conduct recently in Massachusetts found that 15percentt of the people seriously injured in wrecks were transported to hospitals by helicopter, while perhaps four times as many should have been and would have had greater chances of survival with faster trips.

In "Wrecks," everything important lies between the lines.

In "Wrecks," the moral horror arises not by chance but by choice, and Carr is, therefore, evil.

Experts say the South China Sea abounds in wrecks lost to storms, piracy and ineptitude.

My buddy Eddie was a badass driver and kept us from getting in wrecks a few times.

In "Oedipus Rex," the drama is about the search for self-awareness; in "Wrecks," the drama is about the lack of it.

For his part, James was influential in wrecking the Scottish scrum last weekend.

On days off it still goes in — wrecking balls are workaholics.

Burton also made a key point: important in wrecking is knowing when to give up.

Veeck wrote, with Ed Linn, Veeck as in Wreck (1962), The Hustler's Handbook (1965), and Thirty Tons a Day (1972).

Veeck's autobiography, "Veeck — as in Wreck," written with Ed Linn, is a classic on the sports shelf.