Sentence examples for wreak to from inspiring English sources

The messages to Republican voters span from warnings of the destruction Trump would wreak to reassurances that voting against him is not disloyal. .

And it takes remarkably little effort to wreak havoc to your online life.

Computer intruders are modern day burglars: some of them steal information, some wreak havoc to the system, some just want to prove they can break in.

Does their Heavy wreak havoc to your team, and is he being healed by a Medic about to Ubercharge him?

Wreak means to cause or inflict.

Romeo and his friends manage to wreak havoc, and are revealed to be Montagues.

Yet, the masking of the complex ones wreaked havoc to the sensitivity.

Asteroids don't have to strike Earth to wreak havoc.

Politics and geography seem to take turns to wreak havoc on Bosnia.

Germs need to get into your body to wreak havoc.

Instead, their wider aim appears to be to instil fear, mark territory and demonstrate the capacity to wreak havoc.