Ants may look pretty dominant if they have just wrecked or destroyed your crops, for example, but they wouldn't get far without the oxygen that plants provide.
'…you tell parents that there's something not quite right with the baby's brain, well it doesn't matter how you expand that up, it's going to create a lot of anxiety… and at the end they've got a normal baby and we've just wrecked that pregnancy really.
I was reminded of this disconnect recently upon hearing news that another one of Jinnah's houses — a summer residence in Ziarat, a hilltop town in the western province of Baluchistan, where he spent his last weeks — had just been wrecked.
The web empire that has wrecked newspaper business models across the world, Craigslist, has just got bigger.
Two of his students are in the wrecked vehicle: William (Michael York) has been killed outright, his fiancee Anna Jacqueline Sassardd) has just survived - this is the woman with whom Stephen has been on the brink of an affair.
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.
Between 1974 and 1984, Kikoïne shot dozens of movies capturing the wild side of a generation that had just been liberated by the events of May '68, emancipated by the contraceptive pill and not yet wrecked by AIDS.
Between 1974 and 1984, Kikoïne shot dozens of movies capturing the wild side of a generation that had just been liberated by the anti-Establishment revolution of May 1968, emancipated by the contraceptive pill, and not yet wrecked by AIDS.
I had just gone through a breakup of a long relationship (from sophomore year in high school to sophomore year in college) and was wrecked.
Federal contractor T.R. Systems' employees must have really been dicking around, because had they known a $1.4 million server was just wrecked, I'm sure a few of them would be running in the other direction.
