Sentence examples for miserable wreck from inspiring English sources

In all truth, my big break was the fact that I dropped/flunked (I was never clear on exactly which) out of college, got dumped by all my girlfriends, and became such a miserable wreck that I never had the dignity to attempt starting life over somewhere new.

I'd be a miserable wreck if you weren't part of my life".. Confess your feelings and ask her to be your girlfriend.

He grew prematurely aged, a miserable, stinking, moaning wreck.

Not nearly as confused as Atlético Madrid are – an emotional wreck, a miserable, deluded mess.

"I don't know exactly why I appeal to so many wrecked, scared, miserable, ugly, angry or otherwise ill-suited for life as we know it.

Seven miserable minutes against Peterborough United wrecked the season.

The Mistral wind rattles doors out on the Camargue in winter; mist settles on an Algerian town on a miserable Sunday; wind and fog round Corsica wreck the troopship Sémillante.

"They think the reason they are miserable -- that they are an emotional wreck -- is because they have absolutely no money.

And when she answered, I spilled my guts to her, admitting I'd inadvertently wrecked my life, that I was a miserable, and that I wanted a do-over.

It's about how to get rich and how it will wreck you life.' Money, he says, will make you miserable, although there is plenty more of it to be made in America.

In Europe, especailly Eastern Europe, people believe that today's Indians are human wrecks filled with melancholic dignity as they squat in front of their miserable adobe huts, wrapped pr proudly in old blankets, or starve or get nostalgically drunk.