Sentence examples for financial wreck from inspiring English sources

Granted, I was an emotional and financial wreck, wearing a smirking keg of maize, so I was in no position to judge.

Four of the A.B.A.'s seven teams merged with the N.B.A. in 1976, but the Virginia Squires were a financial wreck and the Kentucky Colonels were placated with a $3.3 million payment.

The fight for control of the Los Angeles Dodgers that reached United States Bankruptcy Court in Delaware on Tuesday pits Frank McCourt, an owner desperate to keep his team, against Commissioner Bud Selig, who believes that McCourt has turned the iconic team into a financial wreck.

The current financial wreck has caused plenty of pain, but the great majority who want work are still employed.

Of financial wreck — Sure!

The singer and renown drug addict features in a new article for Vanity Fair, in which she speaks about both losing her Nirvana lead man husband and the financial wreck that her life has become.

Maybe, but the man who used the phrase "living the dream" justified his financial wrecking of Leeds United like a bachelor who had maxed out his credit card.

What are now the boisterous "emerging markets" were then financial wrecks with hangovers from socialist governments.

Greenspan, Paulson, Bernanke, and Geithner were the leaders of Bush's financial Wrecking Crew.

She calls Paulson and Rubin financial wrecking balls for their role in the crisis and cover-up.

How about we? Bush's financial Wrecking Crew "gave this president an economy falling off the cliff".