Sentence examples similar to collapsing wreckage from inspiring English sources

The songs drift recklessly through ideas and sounds, and often feel as if they'll collapse into unreadable wreckage.

The operation has begun to clear up a vast area of wreckage, collapsed buildings and fallen trees left in the wake of India's Cyclone Phailin.

A 25-year-old Sherman Oaks man was electrocuted, a 92-year-old Northridge woman died when her trailer burned, a 4-year-old child was crushed by the wreckage of her collapsing home and a veteran LAPD traffic officer plummeted from a freeway overpass when his motorcycle skidded out of control on a buckled swath of the Antelope Valley Freeway.

Another collapsed on to the wreckage, stunned and silent.

After the power-sharing experiment collapsed, Hume scoured the wreckage, looking for pieces to rebuild into a coherent strategy.

He clambered from the flaming wreckage and collapsed to the ground at the very moment the car's fuel tank exploded, sending shrapnel flying in all directions.

But without the floors in place to provide lateral support, there is a risk that the bathtub's walls could collapse inward if the wreckage inside it is not removed carefully.

In June 1905, the bridge caused the biggest flood in the young city's history when a bridge upstream of it collapsed and the resulting wreckage caught in the bridge and blocked the river's flow.

The wreckage of the ship so famous it remains a metaphor nearly a century later is collapsing on itself two miles underwater.

To reach survivors, rescue crews cut holes in the fallen rooftop and began climbing down into the wreckage, establishing tunnels and slithering through tiny crawl spaces created by huge rolls of fabric that had blocked the collapsing beams.

One seven-year-old girl survived by eating dried fruit rolls in the wreckage of a collapsed supermarket.