Sentence examples for a wreck for a from inspiring English sources

Emotionally, we'd been a wreck for a year.

I was a wreck for a few days when we were filming those scenes".

Its replacement is a more modern Bentley, a Mark II Continental which he bought as a wreck for £1,500 before investing in a new two-seater convertible body.

"I was a wreck for three months afterwards.

I think mum will be a wreck for weeks.

Newman bought the house – which he describes as "a wreck" – for £460,000.

I've been a wreck for weeks knowing this day was coming.

While fans can appreciate all the winks and nudges, the film is a wreck for the uninitiated.

When in 2012 my husband and I decided to move back to London, we swapped our three-bedroom terraced house in Frome – which sold for £205,000 – for a wreck of a flat in Clapton, east London, and money was tight.

This has been, to use a technical term, something of a train wreck for a lot of American manufacturing workers.

Friends thought my relationship with him was folly, a certain train wreck; for a newly single woman who'd been stung by betrayal, nothing good could come from a periodic liaison with a married man.