Sentence examples for its wreckage from inspiring English sources
But Hollo still sees himself as "one of the many waiting for rescue at the end of the siege, desperate for the arrival of the Red Army, not realizing there would be no end to ruin, they'd been turned into its agents, harnessed to it, dragging its wreckage into the next half-century".
It took eight days for its wreckage to be located. .
Catching up with it, the Fw 190 was hit again and crashed: its wreckage strewn over three fields.
An authoritarian regime creates an educated class which becomes emancipated from the state because of its intellectual superiority; it then undermines the state, and often gets buried in its wreckage.
New Orleans was Bush's next stop, and he seemed almost to dread having to leave Mississippi, for all its wreckage.
The blast was so intense that it overturned the passenger bus, leaving bodies and injured passengers trapped in its wreckage.
Argentina emerged from its economic wreckage by flaunting IMF guidelines.
Once, they attached a painting of its smouldering wreckage to a famous Taro Okamoto anti-nuclear mural, "The Myth of Tomorrow".
The huge German airship exploded above a New Jersey airfield on May 6 1937 – with newsreel footage of its burning wreckage forming one of the 20th Century's most iconic images.
Engraved invitations to parties on the Lusitania in 1906 and 1907 are estimated at $600 to $1,500 each, and a corroded bronze porthole pried from its torpedoed wreckage near Ireland has a high estimate of $5,000.
Tom Phillips, Belo Horizonte The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Wednesday 1 December 2010 An occasional offender made an appearance below when we said: "Argentina emerged from its economic wreckage by flaunting IMF guidelines".
