Sentence examples for was being wrecked from inspiring English sources

A. When New York's Penn Station was being demolished, there were some people in New Jersey who recognized the value of the history that was being wrecked.

Everything he'd built was being wrecked".

London is being wrecked by outrageous crimes against architectural taste.

Farmers say their market is being wrecked by uncontrolled imports of cheap Syrian produce.

In fact, her liver and kidneys were being wrecked by cyclopeptides, the most vicious toxin found in fungi.

Homeowners and drivers are not the only people, of course, whose budgets are being wrecked by energy prices.

My brother and I couldn't make up a story about the destruction of the World Trade Center that would explain what the buildings were, what they meant, as they were being wrecked.

Even though teams change hands for ever-larger prices and municipalities throw tens of millions of dollars at the lowliest outfits (especially the Brewers) to build sparkling new stadiums, Mr Selig says the "competitive balance" is being wrecked by a few big spenders.

And at a Cheltenham literary festival session with the Downton Abbey team, several people raised the lament to be found in many other forums that the current ITV1 run of the show is being wrecked by the length and frequently of the selling slots.

David Cameron says it is his "mission" in politics to make the Big Society succeed - amid claims it is being wrecked by spending cuts.

A Grade I-listed church in Dorset is being wrecked by flood water which is backing up behind a listed bridge, its vicar has said.