Sentence examples for managed to wreck from inspiring English sources
He added that the BBC's influence would be lessened because the corporation had "managed to wreck the greatest broadcasting reputation in the world" and was now "in crisis in terms of its relationship with the people of Scotland".
Mr Meciar's latest inspiration, a merger of the two biggest banks, VUB, a corporate lender, and Slovenska Sporitelna, a savings bank, will not make things better: both are in sorry shape.Not content with ruining their banks and insurers, Slovakia's politicians have also managed to wreck their capital markets.
With Swann gone, the door is open for him but he has managed to wreck a golden opportunity.
This is subtly different to what he was accused of in England, of taking the money and then managing to wreck our excellent chances of doing something at a World Cup, but it shows a similar level of disillusionment.
Then they manage to wreck the castle completely on their way out, leaving the mighty and impenetrable Schloss Adler a towering mass of flames on the side of the mountain.
However, something special managed to avoid the wrecking ball.
She managed to evade the wreck, and she then fired a torpedo at Southampton, but it missed.
He managed to escape the wreck alive, but his passenger Mary Jo Kopechne, a political strategist was trapped inside the car, and ultimately died.
The fire was too dangerous for British ships to make any rescue attempts, and although several hundred men managed to escape the wrecks on small boats, there were still more than 1,700 sailors on board when first the Real Carlos at 00 15 and then the San Hermenegildo at 01 00 exploded as the flames reached their central magazines, killing both crews.
Here they held their position until some artillery men managed to scramble across the wreck of the bridge at Gremsheim and support them.
Keselowski, the defending series champ whose car had been damaged in one of the race's earlier wrecks, managed to hang on for fourth (nascar.com) In other racing news from the weekend: Seven fans remained hospitalized in Daytona Beach, Fla., Monday with injuries suffered when debris from a crashing racecar peppered a grandstand.
