Sentence examples for works wrecked from inspiring English sources

AMONG the many distinctions he has racked up in his 85 years -- hero of Socialist labor, Goethe Prize laureate, winner of the Lenin Prize -- there is one that Lev Kerbel would just as well forget: excepting perhaps Saddam Hussein's sculptor, it is doubtful that any other living artist has seen as many of his or her works wrecked by mobs.

The ban locked out the installation of games on the hard drive, stopped Windows Media Player from working, wrecked the gamertags stored on the Xboxen in question, and blocked the consoles from logging in to Xbox Live.

That was trivial stuff compared to the chemotherapy, which had given her infections, stopped her tear ducts working and wrecked her sight, which had to be corrected by a cataract operation.

As Michael Kimmelman pointed out in The Times, the mayor did not have anything much to say when the Brooklyn Museum exhibited a work called "Wrecked" in which the figure of Christ at the Last Supper was replaced by a topless white woman.

Maybe they blame me for putting so many people out of work and wrecking the economy.

He worked to wreck her reputation and her husband's career.

The potentially complex procedure for settling the trades worked, without wrecking other firms; Moody's reckons the Lehman-related losses were widely spread.

"The alternative is to risk another financial crisis that could someday throw millions of people out of work and wreck our public finances," she said, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Independently designed and assessed, that suffers from none of the political interference and pressure for higher marks and less work that have wrecked the existing system.The draft proposals are now up for discussion.

At the moment he was singing, "This Woman's Work," and it wrecked me.

He lived in West London with other out-of-work actors and musicians, "wrecked".