Sentence examples for wreaking the from inspiring English sources

While never wreaking the public havoc that Janis Joplin or Amy Winehouse did, Denny was a mess.

Seven named hurricanes have hit the region this fall, with Gustav and Omar wreaking the most damage.

Nine months after the broadcast this neoconservative "illusion" succeeded in wreaking the biggest mass slaughter in London since the second world war.

This black-clad mini-miscreant kidnaps Violetta and holds her captive, setting the scene for the long second act, in which the Musician trails him for what feels like eternity before finally wreaking the predictable vengeance.

The dollar debasement that the Federal Reserve began in 2004 and exacerbated in the aftermath of last summer's credit crisis is wreaking the havoc history told us it would.

Some of the newest invaders that are wreaking the most havoc are attacking the Great Lakes, which are essentially large puddles of fresh water left over from when glaciers melted at the end of the last ice age, 10,000 years ago.

Houser had allegedly poured cement down all the drains of the wreaking house, the Bones said.

People are increasingly concerned about the damage humans are wreaking on the sea, so why not level the playing field somewhat?

But we want to shield our grandchildren from the damage that the Bush administration is wreaking on the middle class.

Many won't survive the changes humanity is wreaking on the planet, let alone natural upheavals.

DON'T talk about the havoc we're wreaking on the military.