Sentence examples for wreck like a from inspiring English sources

We know from the start that Donna is a wreck, but she's an interesting wreck, a relatable wreck, like a lovely mosaic made out of broken glass.

"Mom almost wrecked, like, a hundred times," Sean said.

And, dropping a reference to a fascinating-like-a-train-wreck A&E show, he said, "I do think there's some societal value that we now know all about hoarding".

Finding a wreck like the Maria takes a certain kind of investigative work.

"I've never had a wreck like that in my life," Bodine, an 18-time Winston Cup series winner, said from the hospital.

"But just one mistake and you get a wreck like this".

It's the CBS quality-control bargain: "Vegas" won't be a wreck like NBC's "Playboy Club" last season (to pick another show that tried to capitalize on a swinging 1960s backdrop), but the chances that its storytelling will be out of the ordinary are reduced.

I was a wreck, like I was just asked to play in the Super Bowl.

Or if his taste for alcohol overtakes him — he rates his drinking "at the higher end of social" — he could end up a wasted wreck like his colleague.

"Wrecks are like a time capsule," Mr. Cantelas said.

But nothing can wreck a garden like a groundhog.