Sentence examples for will be wrecked from inspiring English sources

Disproportionate toughness will not prevent car wrecks, but lives and careers will be wrecked through criminalisation.

National Winter Garden Burlesque will be wrecked by change.

If they want to fire at us, they should know that their houses will be wrecked.

I can put my car out now without fear it will be wrecked.

But campaigners fear the sanctuary will be wrecked if the government builds a giant barrier through it.

Now, according to the locals, that bit of town will be wrecked by a beachfront development, incorporating over 100 flats and a hotel.

But whatever happens will take a long time, and Southwark Council is determined this place will not be wrecked by any re-development".

Will we collectively take better care of things, or will this commons be wrecked by the jerks who don't care, like the dregs-of-society unmoderated comment sections?

The Pakistani government, for its part, needs swiftly to assert control over Pakistan's military and intelligence institutions, for no amount of peaceful overtures toward India will bear fruit if they can be wrecked by a single terrorist assault.

The boats and nets of fishermen will have been wrecked, the crops and livestock of farmers devastated.

Professional firefighters will never allow our great public service to be wrecked.