Sentence examples for wreck into the from inspiring English sources

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

But the latest project is just a small piece of a much broader plan to revive the area, which has deep local roots and enjoys support from across the political spectrum.The turning point came in 1991, when Disney decided to spend $5m on restoring the El Capitan theatre, transforming a boarded-up wreck into the highest-grossing single-screen cinema in the country.

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

A piece by the American "earth artist" Michael Heizer consisted of craters punched with a wrecking ball into the pavement outside the museum.

In his introduction, the playwright explains that he wanted to write "an anti-National theatre play... to swing a wrecking ball into the pre-existing and complacent notions of what made an Olivier play or a state-of-the-nation play at that time".

Even more of a red flag on the impact of a Romney/Ryan/Rand ticket, is that not only is it a wrench into the engine of an already anemic real estate recovery -- and those most directly affected (a.k.a. John Q. Homeowner), it may effectively smash a 100-ton wrecking ball into the economy as millions struggle to regain their footing.

The intrusion of rules and restrictions into coverage helped wreck the managed care trend in the 1980s, and that could happen again. .

The lights of Ebbets Field, which gazed down on a golden past of Robinsons and Reeses and Walkers and Furillos, found a home in Downing Stadium when the wrecking ball tore into the home of the Dodgers and stilled the heart of Brooklyn.

The Connecticut Supreme Court denied this claim, saying it was up to public officials to decide what uses are public, and it threw the wrecking ball back into the court of the private, nonprofit development corporation that is promoting the project.

Francis had seen enough of Powell, a man he knew as relaxed and happy, turning into a nervous wreck in the blocks.

The declared objective was to "bring the wreck into Liverpool and convert it to a floating museum".