Sentence examples for be shipwrecked from inspiring English sources
noun
A ship that has sunk or run aground so that it is no longer seaworthy.
I would love to be shipwrecked there.
He is also the kind of rugged and capable man you's happily be shipwrecked with.
She began by expanding Shakespeare's cast, which focuses on an exiled duke and his daughter on a mostly empty island, where they cause his rival to be shipwrecked.
We were now travelling through extensive fields of marijuana plants 10 feet tall - not the worst place to be shipwrecked, I thought.
An infallible formula for being well-received as an immigrant in the United States is to be shipwrecked in her territorial waters.
That galleon in stained glass over the front door at "Dunroamin" might be sailing blithely into the future but a nailbitten British nation knew that civilisation was about to be shipwrecked.
The second child had been shipwrecked already.
"It almost looked like they were shipwrecked," Mr. Dress said.
His skills come in useful once he is shipwrecked.
They looked as if they had been shipwrecked.
