Sentence examples for wreck time from inspiring English sources
Like a bad train wreck, Time issue editor Howard Chua-Eoan—the dude who edited this entire package recently engaged in an offensively revealing interview with Eater's Hillary Dixler to explain the sausage-heavy content.
He was caught in a wreck this time and finished 39th.
Nicole Scherzinger: drooled over, then turned into a stuttering wreck every time she spoke.
In her essay "The Wreck of Time," Annie Dillard speaks of compassion fatigue in a world in which catastrophe and annihilation come as regularly as the progression of the days.
Wastegate problems once again caused the car to wreck, this time after only seven laps.
With his model wrecked, and time running short to meet a gallery deadline, Warhol turned to soup.
"I've seen zero human remains," James Cameron, the moviemaker and explorer, who has visited the wreck 33 times and extensively probed its interior, said in an interview.
Rahal, the 1986 Indianapolis 500 winner, owned an IndyCar team with David Letterman, and he had seen his driver Jeff Simmons wreck enough times to want to make a change.
He was a nervous wreck both times, but then, he wrote the script, and was responsible in a way I wasn't.
"The snow feeds the rusticles, and they become more active and extract more iron from the ship," said D. Roy Cullimore, a Canadian microbiologist who has visited the wreck three times, most recently in June.
Aaron Paul: My character Jesse, he's such an emotional wreck at times, you know?
