Sentence examples for partially wrecked from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The country house of Mr. Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, at Walton-on-the-Hill, Surrey, was partially wrecked by a bomb explosion about six o'clock yesterday [Feb. 19] morning.

In the closing months of World War II, when the United States stood astride a partially wrecked planet like a titan, Washington used its extraordinary clout to build a new world order grounded in a "delicate duality" that juxtaposed two contradictory attributes.

Andalusia's hilly route did no favours to cycling's most prolific winner in 2009 – including a record-breaking six Tour de France stages – but neither has Cavendish's battle against a severe tooth infection, which partially wrecked his pre-season training and pushed back his race start by two weeks.

Stores were wrecked.

A wrecked infrastructure.

My body is wrecked.

"It's wrecked".

Herself wrecked and crumpled.

The man appeared wrecked.

He was wrecked.

And Dave looked wrecked.