Sentence examples for finally wreaks from inspiring English sources

Could you imagine being out to sea with Dick Cheney, on a boat, wondering whether the next moment will be the one where God finally wreaks his vengeance?

When they finally do, often the effects of the illness have already wreaked havoc in their lives.

The right-hander was joining the fun at the end of a record-breaking and jaw-dropping sixth-wicket partnership of 399 runs with Ben Stokes, finally matching the destruction being wreaked at the other end by cruising from 100 to his unbeaten 150 in 30 deliveries.

We can be the generation to finally end the devastation El Niño has wreaked on humankind for millennia.

Finally, sitting in front of a computer every day wreaks havoc on your body, so go outside occasionally and get some exercise.

Netscape has finally released its Netscape 6 Internet browser, and hopes to wreak revenge on Microsoft, the company that nearly drove it out of business.

But given the fact that the current scandal involves straightforward fraud, the absolutely massive scope of this fraud, and the potential havoc it stands to wreak on banks' bottom lines, the government may finally step in to help homeowners.

The catastrophic damage wreaked by the Bush legacy of human rights violations would finally begin to be reversed.

And, finally, when all else has failed, they tell us that they will wreak havoc on anyone who tries to put an end to their schemes.

The Ebola outbreak that wreaked havoc in west African countries over the past year is finally showing signs of receding.

It was the truth -- which had finally become almost impossible to deny, though some tried -- that the tax cut had wreaked havoc with our long-run fiscal prospects.