Sentence examples for from being wrecked from inspiring English sources

Docomomo, itself a preservation group, seeks not only to protect modern buildings from being wrecked but to understand why these buildings were created.

Likewise, it was not enough for the church just to keep on mopping up and caring for the human wreckage that the economic system was creating, it had to go to the source to stop humans from being wrecked.

Some of the other options: "If you were seven and I were nine, I'd say 'Please be my Valentine' "; "Please save my heart from being wrecked, send Cupid's answer to me collect"; "Love may be the last word in some telegrams but it's first in this one".

In his trademark stentorian rumble, he told a reporter for The New York Times: "The judiciary acts as a ballast on our ship of state, and it prevents the ship from being wrecked on the reefs of inappropriate judgment, and should not be steered by the whims of hysterical opinion".

Captain Fraycinet-Saulce was forced to throw much of the ship's stores overboard to prevent his frigate from being wrecked on the shore.

There is one glaring fact that the old Westminster lags have missed: the Coalition is likely to last the course because the only party that would gain from it being wrecked is Labour.

In 1816, a Spanish pirate ship, the Esperanza, loaded with plunder from Incan temples, was wrecked on the atoll's coral reefs and its cargo never recovered.

The Glasgow steamer Ardandearg, from Calcutta, has just arrived here with one of the missing boats of the British steamer Fifeshire, from Australia, which was wrecked twenty miles south of Cape Guardafui, at the entrance to the Gulf of Aden.

Now it's wrecked – from Port Douglas to New Guinea".

Our inn, the Caledonian, dated to 1859 and was partly made of timbers and doors from ships that had been wrecked along the coast.

His plans for extricating Austria swiftly from World War I were wrecked by Germany's opposition and the military and economic entanglements of the Central powers.