Sentence examples for Once wrecked from inspiring English sources

The quarrel once wrecked the sleep of John Major.

He once wrecked a brand new Cadillac, he tells me.

Writers and artists once wrecked their health, destroyed their marriages, and died young so that the rest of America could enjoy art from a safe distance.

He had an all-consuming passion for statistics, particularly those relating to opinion polls, and his talkativeness on this subject more than once wrecked a whole day's schedule, to the consternation of his staff.

Indeed, some might say that the students who once wrecked restaurants are now the people wrecking the country, and with a general election on the way and Johnson going for gold via a safe seat in Uxbridge, the release of the film is meaty food for thought.

He's the one who races with mittens on his hands, who once wrecked a BMW when he tried warming his boots on the dashboard and who constantly defies convention by racing down mountains with his arms flailing like a drummer in a heavy-metal band.

He is at once the wrecked Consul and the starry-eyed Hugh, while Yvonne is the sepia stain of his first wife, overlaid by the shadow of his second, with whom he indeed lived on an icy beach in British Columbia, where he was finally able to write — but surely Yvonne, too, is part of him, the waking, lucid part that must have whispered, uselessly, in the dead of night, Save yourself.

East Durham's economy is still struggling but locals say fish, shellfish and seaweed are back in abundance on their once coal-wrecked beaches.

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The ship, once thought to have been wrecked in the 17th-century battle of Sole Bay, is believed to be a 16th-century Dutch vessel and is officially protected as a designated wreck.

The credit crunch has wrecked Europe's once buoyant economies, with the International Monetary Fund forecasting that the euro zone's gross domestic product will shrink by 2.0% this year, and Britain's by 2.8%.