Sentence examples for wreck it for from inspiring English sources

"I did not want to take their culture and wreck it for them.

The only hard part is that I think UCLA really has a chance to make it to the playoff, and I feel bad that my son is about to wreck it for them".

Hitler took the most powerful country in Europe and wrecked it for a generation, demonstrating in the process how not to run acontinent.

Beyond citing the facts about women and work, it fell into the contempt trap, suggesting that by doing yoga, getting facials, and availing themselves of nannies while their husbands toil, hedge fund wives aren't merely ruining their own lives; they are wrecking it for the 71% of women with kids under the age of 18 who have to work.

Disney is offering "Wreck It Ralph" for a limited time to anyone who connects to one of their partner accounts, whether it be iTunes or Google Play.

Olympic Stadium, London Handsome in its simplicity, until they wreck it with a festive wrapper for the Games.

Higgins was also a master of the complex conjunction in speech, filling his characters' mouths with "couldn't've" and "wouldn't've" and, "I could take a couple of guys that I was afraid'd maybe cock off and wreck it, and take their word for it, they're gonna be all right".

"I'm doing this because the system really pisses me off and I would like to wreck it," said Alex. "But for now I can't do anything about it, so I'm trying to live alternatively".

A driver, drunk on moonshine, tried to fix his car, and blamed Colonel Qaddafi for wrecking it.

They spent eight years wrecking it, and the score for them on North Korea is 0-6; zero meetings with Kim and enough plutonium for six nuclear bombs.

I'm sure the reference to evolution wrecks it for Sarah Palin and her fellow ­field-dressers, but this — genuine passion, humbly conveyed — is when nonfiction slaughters fiction and hangs it over its mantle.