Sentence examples for both wrecked from inspiring English sources
Leviathan shows a world governed by drunken, depressed, aggressive men: there is a brilliant scene in which Kolia and Vadim square up late at night, both wrecked on vodka.
The schooner Wallace and steamer Otago were also both wrecked at or near Chasland's Mistake, in 1866 and 1876 respectively, and a 4534 ton steamer, the Manuka, ran aground at Long Point north of Tautuku in 1929.
But what if Earnhardt had tangled with Stewart -- and both of them wrecked?
Her response has almost certainly wrecked both her ministerial career and what little public reputation she has acquired in her 18 months in the cabinet".
"He said 'It's him', they were both so physically wrecked that neither of them could recognise each other".
The British wrecked both ships' engines 22 24 April 1919 when they left the Crimea to prevent the advancing Bolsheviks from using them against the White Russians.
I offended a lot of people, was the cause of horrible debates, wrecked both my own and the confidence of others and ruined the plans for many people I was working with.
Both wrecks were added to the list on 5 May 1989.
Both wrecks were placed on the Australian National Heritage List on 14 March 2011.
The location of both wrecks remained a mystery to many and subject to much controversy until 16 17 March 2008, when both ships were found.
