Sentence examples for bit of a wreck from inspiring English sources

She was a bit of a wreck, but I learned how to fix her, learned how to fish, and I managed to get her out there for the native season, which runs from 1 October to 31 March.

I was a bit of a wreck in these weeks.

I picked Liz up from the airport and, I told her that I was a bit of a wreck and she said that she was willing to try a roadtrip, that she could get a bus back if it ended up coming to that.

I picked Liz up from the airport and, I told her that I was a bit of a wreck, and she said that she was willing to try a roadtrip, that she could get a bus back if it ended up coming to that.

"A bit of a train wreck," said philippafellowes1987, a "poet and a mother, a job that few could juggle".

I was worried it was going to be a bit of a train wreck having two strung-out, troubled personalities on stage, but it was incredible.

The third -- Nursing -- is a bit of a train wreck with its sci-fi premise and heavy-handed denouement.

Melissa Gilbert is a bit of a nervous wreck, but hopefully Maks will be able to calm her nerves.

The band's 1990 Farm Aid set has gone down in rock history as a bit of a train wreck, and Adler's supposed poor performance ultimately led to his ouster from the group.

As you may have heard, the Irish economy is a bit of a car wreck at the moment so they can't afford to extend their goodwill to Kosovo and establish an embassy.

The West Coast to-do was a bit of train wreck, the Miliband question failed to generate enough steam while the Savile thing only had one logical response ('This thing is not a good thing').