Sentence examples for looked destroyed from inspiring English sources

Rick, finally, looked destroyed.

Here was a turquoise chiffon gown draped and pinched randomly in the front, so that it almost looked destroyed, and another in white organza with graffiti slashes in red and black.

Pizza was brought in, beer now instead of juice boxes and when they left to go to a party the house looked destroyed as it always did back then.

The clothes were light, free of gimmicks, and here and there were touches of Mr. Gaultier's familiar wit: a parade float of a ball gown made of densely packed tulle in a jungle camouflage pattern and a pair of jeans embroidered from the pockets down in clear crystals to look destroyed.

Just remember to make a building look destroyed by destroying parts of it and randomly placing blocks around the building and to make it look old by adding cracked and mossy stones, cobwebs, and vines.

"Halilhodzic could not hold back his tears and looked completely destroyed following this defeat, having believed firmly in the ability of his team to turn things around and take the Germans to a shootout.

I hate to say anything before I know for sure what the final story is from the Plaza Heights school, but the two schools yesterday appear to have provided pretty decent protection, especially since many homes around Briarwood school looked totally destroyed.

The next guy looked equally destroyed but he must have been wise to me because he said, "I'm not a fucking toy!" So me and the photographer walked up to another guy.

This earth looks already destroyed, as indeed, in his telling it has been: by man.

His argument that "each era has found it useful to destroy New York in its own particular way" draws on theorists like Spengler and Sontag, but they are less illuminating than the gleeful illustrations, which attest to the notion that "no place looks better destroyed than New York".

But with gods, monsters and evil humans looking to destroy him, he soon turns to camp half-blood for help.