Sentence examples for become wrecked from inspiring English sources
His third was to become wrecked on the coast of France.
"The Web has become wrecked and links aren't useful anymore," Mr. Skrenta says.
They quietly root for us as our bodies become wrecked with poison or stitches and scars.
During his day, the Chinese became concerned with a barge traffic problem at the Shanyang Yundao section of the Grand Canal, as ships often became wrecked while passing the double slipways and were robbed of the tax grain by local bandits.
Other types of shoes don't have the skater look and become easily wrecked from riding a skateboard.
Too often, an adjective becomes train-wrecked into a noun, and a terrible business name is born, like QualiTrade or AmeriBank.
2. Get Wrecked and Carry.
The deal could become the biggest to be wrecked by the White House's clampdown on tax inversions.
The struggle for a wrecked city has quickly become a battle for a nation.
NEW ORLEANS — For an embattled former New York public school teacher and six young African-American men, a wrecked grocery store here has become a place of second chances.
The pirates marooned at the end of Stevenson's story have become depraved creatures who are subjecting the passengers of a wrecked slave ship to unimaginable horror.
