Sentence examples for pieces of damage from inspiring English sources

One of the less calamitous pieces of damage done by Hurricane Sandy was this: It knocked the facade off a wall on South Street just north of Broad Street near the East River, revealing a time capsule of hand-carved 1970s graffiti that included ancient phone numbers and declarations of love.

Or just an unavoidable piece of damage control?Probably the latter.

"Sometimes a very small piece of damage to a can that would be very difficult for a customer to see, but we have the ability to test and determine, could lead to something like this.

On Wednesday, around 11 a.m., the surveyors called 911 to say they had found a piece of damaged machinery.

A laminar piece of damaged bone is situated within the pelvic opening just posterior to the pubis.

Because it elected to continue operating Envisat until it had too little fuel to be powered to a lower orbit, as international guidelines prescribe, ESA could be held liable for negligence, or even gross negligence, if Envisat or pieces of it damage an active satellite in the 100-plus years Envisat will remain in orbit, according to the IISL analysis.

On Sept. 16, 1980, a British Airways Concorde landing at Dulles blew a tire, and "pieces of tire damaged engine and airframe," according to an F.A.A. database.

The flood took lives of 4 horses, washed away 4 timber cantilever bridges, 148 pieces of timber, damaged 1 acre of land, and washed away 1 km of trail.

So are these tiny pieces of plastic damaging our bodies?

Pieces of it damaged the number-three engine and hit the number-two engine.

All the same it is an unfortunate piece of collateral damage, something the authorities have so far failed to address.