Sentence examples for wreck called from inspiring English sources

In this train wreck called a divorce case, they keep insisting that a judge issue an order of silence.

Our use of last century's economic ideologies and technologies fuels the slow-motion wreck called global warming.

At the other end of the line was a train wreck called Rhode Island fish chowder, a stew of big, mushy overdone chunks of fish in court-bouillon overwhelmed by the taste of peppercorns and bay leaf.

One is an 11th century wreck called Intan, which was filled with Song dynasty artifacts; the other is the 14th century Maranei, replete with Ming artifacts.

As you know, if you've been reading or watching this train wreck called Educated Woman for any period of time, I've been spinning my wheels at a turning point for a while now, trying to figure out which way to go.

Ananias, who had sailed on more than 60 cruises with her family before the Concordia wreck, called the new policies "insulting" and said the cruise industry needs a wake-up call.

Private restaurants inside these elegant wrecks, called paladares, beckon tourists with creative meals made out of the few ingredients available locally, mostly chicken, pork, cabbage, rice, and beans.

The National Transportation Safety Board, an independent government agency better known for investigating plane crashes and train wrecks, called for daytime lights in 1985.

A photo gallery of wrecks called Junkyards of North Georgia, www.autohobbydigest.com/salvage.html, showed up on a Yahoo search, as does a guide to buying and protecting classic cars, www.kennish.com /securecar, created by a security consultant, John W. Kennish.

In 1973, reviewing Adrienne Rich's seventh book of poems, "Diving Into the Wreck," Margaret Atwood called it "one of those rare books that forces you to decide not just what you think about it; but what you think about yourself.

The American owner of the wreck has called on the Irish government to allow artefacts to be removed from the vessel to try to find out what caused the second explosion, to give families the fullest possible explanation of how and why their loved ones died.