Sentence examples for had a wreck from inspiring English sources
"I had a wreck and cut up my knee bad".
Before I had a wreck of a car.
"I've never had a wreck like that in my life," Bodine, an 18-time Winston Cup series winner, said from the hospital.
"I asked her what if I had a heart attack while I was driving with the kids and had a wreck?
No. I've never had … knock on wood [searches for a bit of wood] … knock on something … I've never had a wreck but I kind of bump into things a lot.
Everybody drives a little bit more carefully when they have just had a wreck, just gotten a ticket or just narrowly missed a child who's run out in the street in front of them.
Like its digital descendants, "Telephones" had a wrecking-ball quality; to look smart, it made its source material seem foolish.
The talks, he said, are "so important that neither Turkey nor the E.U. can afford to have a wreck".
(You can make these recipes even if you don't have a wreck of a dish on your hands. They work equally well with leftovers).
On the drive to the convent in Joliet, she said she had "prayed to God we would have a wreck," so that she would not have to go.
