Sentence examples for wreck into from inspiring English sources

It lifts the losing wreck into the air and slams it onto a fierce looking 36-foot-tall steel spike.

It was used as a printworks until 1980, after which the owners Philip Billingham and Colin Moutard transformed it from a wreck into something approaching a house.

In the decades they have lived here, raising two daughters along the way, it has flourished from a Tuscan wreck into a bohemian monument to creativity.

Mr Yunus was no doubt familiar with microfinance innovations in other countries: BRI in Indonesia had transformed itself from a wreck into a huge success by emphasising savings, not credit, and other institutions had started to abandon group lending.

In "Stay the Course," Jane Brody says she gave her dog glucosamine and chondroitin, which changed her "11-year-old spaniel from an arthritic wreck into a companion with puppylike agility".

Shortly after Christmas, Maritza Tschepp expects to be evicted from the home she transformed, over 33 years, from a leaking wreck into a cosy house where she raised three children.

But he exceeded his mandate, somehow transforming the car wrecks into sculptural objects.

Out of the ashes of this Götterdämmerung I crawled away exhausted, wrecked, into the empty light of the modern world.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Allen said that what distinguishes "The Car Chasers" from, say, "Counting Cars" on History, is an emphasis not on transforming rusted wrecks into showpieces but on how much money is made or lost when a car is sold.

He opened his program with a driven account of Beethoven's Sonata No. 30 (Op. 109), and if there moments in the first movement in which Mr. Fountain flirted with a loss of control, he nevertheless kept the music under his fingers so that what could have become a train wreck blossomed into a passionate rendering.

I mean, we saw a little bit of this post the tech wreck going into 2000, before a lot of the value-oriented names had caught a spark, because people were still coming off of the hangover of owning the large-cap tech stocks.