Sentence examples similar to to be wreck from inspiring English sources

How does it feel, he was asked, to be wrecking Shea? "Sometimes," Colucci said, a smile on his dusty face, "it feels better than sex".

Plato and Aristotle took it for granted that human society, as well as the cosmos, has been, and will continue to be, wrecked and rehabilitated any number of times.

The thoughts in which the loop seemed to be wrecking peoples' lives were interlaced with the thoughts that somehow I was doing something so terrible, so humiliating and disgusting that the whole world thought I was a joke and that I did not deserve to live.

The latest victim of the west coast weed capitals cultural makeover seems to be Wreck Beach, the hedonistic hippie paradise that has near-legendary status not only within Vancity, but across Canada.

All I need to do now is wreck the left hand and then 100% of my extremities will be out of order".

I'm going to be a wreck tomorrow.

You don't have to be a wreck.

Years ago I used to be a wreck before a dinner party.

"I'm going to be a wreck," she said during a tear-filled interview in her dressing room at the Richard Rodgers Theater.

David Simon's company, Simon Property Group, owns more malls than anyone else, so you'd expect him to be a wreck.

Without intending to, he was wrecking the second rank.