Sentence examples for water wrecked from inspiring English sources

In every attempt, the broken ice in the water wrecked or disabled the equipment designed to collect oil.

All animals flee as "The Waters Wrecked the Sky", but the poet is strangely safe as she sees the lightning "quartering a Tree".

"Conger normally live in deep water wrecks, so it is unusual to catch them on open ground.

Arrows, the robotic turtle, can deep dive to spend hours independently investigating archaeology buried under water wrecks.

At Colonial Beach along the Potomac River, the surge flooded the town with 4 feet of water and wrecked a local amusement park.

The waters have wrecked 1.1 million homes and caused an estimated $31 billion in damage.

That day, the rampant Ouse broke into 1,033 buildings, spraying them with sewage and waste water, and wrecking 682 vehicles as it passed.

So 1.7 billion gallons a day is pumped from Lake Okeechobee east and west to the Atlantic ocean and the Gulf of Mexico (where the fresh water duly wrecks the marine environment).

Normal water will wreck your motherboard if it gets on it.

Mike McMeekin, proprietor of Treasures Unlimited in East Patchogue, knows the violence to which onshore or shallow-water wrecks are subjected.

On both islands, the typhoon contaminated the water supply and wrecked crops.