Sentence examples for wreck property from inspiring English sources

Bad weather and bad government may be related.According to a new paper by Peter Leeson and Russell Sobel of West Virginia University, natural disasters not only wreck property and disrupt lives, but also encourage graft.

In 2006, he was sentenced to 51 months in jail on charges of wrecking property and assembling a crowd to disrupt traffic, charges that he said were concocted to silence him.

In 2006, he was sentenced to 51 months in jail on charges of wrecking property and assembling a crowd to disrupt traffic — charges that he and his supporters have said were concocted to silence him.

"I always thought these were kids who just wrecked up property and got in trouble with the police.

The premise that opens "Rationalizing Jihad" is "There is nothing that invokes the anger of God and His wrath like the unwarranted spilling of blood and wrecking of property".

"There is nothing that invokes the anger of God and His wrath like the unwarranted spilling of blood and wrecking of property," he wrote.Jihad had to be authorised by a qualified imam or sheikh, he said, not the "heroes of the internet".

Throwing that high-performance (ahem, and pricy) apparel in with the rest of your laundry can break down its fabric, wreck antimicrobial properties and clog up the fibers so they're anything but wicking.

Unemployment, at 12.4%, remains higher than in any state except Nevada (wrecked by a property crash) and Michigan (devastated by the downsizing of the car industry).

Brockman said the wrecks were the property of the flag state in which they were registered.

Similarly, property blog Wreck of the week publishes a regular round-up of homes for sale around the country.

Tell the guest how long you are willing to have him, and tell him to not wreck any of your property.