Sentence examples for wreck on it from inspiring English sources

"I said, 'If this show is a train wreck, I will be a train wreck on it.' " But Ms. Frankel proved popular from the start.

I say rough, because the play doesn't really explore his admitted mescaline and LSD usage and the devastation it wrecked on him psychologically.

That's why so many people wreck on the last run of the day.

We have known for years of the devastation these collisions wreck on every joint in the human body.

The questions tend toward the banal — how, one wonders, should an athlete, wrecked on adrenaline, describe "how it feels" to have, so recently, won or lost?

Several misadventures ended with it wrecked on a North Sea sandbank.

While we Americans are rightfully angry with our banks for taking us down the subprime road to unemployment, foreclosure, devastated retirement savings and all of the other trappings of recession, the Swiss must be furious with UBS for the havoc it has wrecked on the famous Swiss banking industry which relied on its stringent bank secrecy policies for much of its success.

Their love, as far as Schiller is concerned, is quite literally made in heaven, though politics and prejudice will wreck it on earth.

Patrolling the city in their commandeered boat, careful not to wreck it on the cars and telephone poles and steel trash cans just below the surface, they brought the people down from their perches and to a dry crossroads for transfer to buses out of town.

Then you'll be ready to go to a party and rock the jams and the DJ has some RadioShack turntables that he can wreck it on.

Another galley managed to evade the Dutch and English long enough but it too ended up being wrecked on the French coast near Calais.