Sentence examples for most wrecked from inspiring English sources

A lot of repair work to the most wrecked banks has already been done, notably in Ireland, Spain and most recently in Slovenia; and, outside the euro zone, in Britain though Royal Bank of Scotland continues to bleed.

Most were wrecked long before that.

Most of the wrecked houses that had blocked the street had been removed; on only a few blocks did I have to back up to detour around a bungalow listing across the pavement.

Most of the wrecked boats look too primitive even for a short fishing trip, much less a days-long voyage to Europe with hundreds of people crammed above and below deck.

He describes corruption as a "tsunami" that has wrecked most Asian football leagues, and is now perverting European soccer.He wants the gambling industry to finance an independent, international anti-corruption agency to collect information and conduct investigations, on the lines of the existing body that deals with doping in sport.

I'd read that most ships were wrecked by running aground on reefs and rocks, so I looked for shallow spots, close to shore.

On Grand Bahama, where a 9-12 feet storm surge was reported, half of the houses were destroyed, as were 13 boats and 2 planes, and most docks were wrecked.

Though water has receded, the floods have wrecked most of the houses in the area.

He would die only a few months after his most famous ship was wrecked.

Most buildings had either been wrecked, like the Cathedral, or, like the old Parliament, had vanished.

Most of these have been wrecked, their metal screens buckled and twisted by the force of explosions.