Sentence examples for damaged something from inspiring English sources

"I thought maybe I had damaged something, and so the first couple of laps were just a check of how the car was behaving.

Conversely, the attack damaged something not precisely located in the work itself: our confidence in the safety of large public sculptures.

"If they haven't tested and prepared for this in an adequate fashion to deliver on that promise, they will have damaged something they have invested hundreds of millions in".

"His bathroom ended up being the art storage, and there was some incident when the shower got turned on and damaged something," said the artist Scott Reeder, whose work was in Mr. Reich's first exhibition in the apartment, a free-form group show called "Miss World 1972," in December 2001.

The head of collections at the British Library, Dr Kristian Jensen, said: "Obviously I'm angry because this is somebody extremely rich who has damaged something which belongs to everybody, completely selfishly destroyed something for his own personal benefit which this nation has invested in over generations.

The rear right tyre came off the rim and damaged something at the rear of the car.

To ravage is to destroy or severely damage something.

"To destroy or damage something is to take its power.

"In some cases taking a sample damages something that is really pristine," Ms. Nagy said.

Much as the absolutists on each side relish such clashes between church and state, forcing the issue risks damaging something worthwhile.

"The citizen is perceived as a small, incapable child that can constantly damage something," said Dengir Mir Mehmet Firat, a member of the governing party.