Sentence examples for be wrecked for from inspiring English sources

Fear that if they don't get their act together the Tory Party may be wrecked for a generation by the next few months.

(Helen) The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.

The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.

CHRISTMAS celebrations were wrecked for a second year running in Nigeria when a radical Islamist sect detonated bombs that killed up to 40 people and injured dozens more.

At Anata outside Jerusalem, a group of Israeli peace advocates helped Salim Shawamreh clear the rubble from his house, which had been wrecked for the third time, having been defiantly rebuilt after previous demolitions.

My credit would've been wrecked for at least seven years, preventing me from renting an apartment, leasing a car or getting a job – at least, with one of the 60% of employers who check your credit before they hire you.

However, the majority of Americans did not vote for their health care to be wrecked by block grants for Medicaid.

So it could be wrecked properly.

I wondered whether Isber's home would be wrecked.

Premierships can be wrecked by unexpected changes of cast.

Up in Harlem, he jumped off his bicycle — he rode more than 30 over the years, replacing one after another as they were wrecked or stolen — for B-boys in low-slung jeans.