Sentence examples for total wreckage from inspiring English sources
As an experiment, Profes sor Zimbardo once parked a ear without license plates on University Avenue in the Bronx,, near N.Y.U., and watched as a succeSsion of well‐dressed middle class people smashed and stomped the auto into total wreckage.
Alongside prosperity, innovation and knowledge, powerful divisions arose over religious and political issues, producing a tide of suicidal extremism that would, within 70 years of Herod's death, result in total wreckage.
Syriza were anti-austerity: They opposed the total wreckage of Greek society even as they carried it out.
I hopped out of my car to take a look at what I assumed would be total wreckage of my vehicle.
Someone should have called it "Total of Wreckage".
Anthea Bell Harvill Seckerr, £12.99), as generations of women survive, most movingly, in the wreckage left by total war; and in Chloe Aridjis's exquisite Book of Clouds (Chatto & Windus, £11.99), a cityscape both spaced-out and down-to-earth.
"It was a total loss," one Air Force officer said of the wreckage.
Four more bodies had been pulled from the wreckage by midday Tuesday, bringing the total recovered to 149, according to Nigeria's Emergency Management Agency.
To give back millions: Residents of Japan who recovered cash in the wreckage of March's tsunami have returned a total equivalent of seventy-eight million dollars to authorities.
The ship's wheel was jammed to port by wreckage and then slowed to a halt which threw the rest of the Russian ships into total confusion.
