Sentence examples for wreck us from inspiring English sources

This off-track betting isn't going to wreck us.

"If they take water away from agriculture, it will wreck us," said Guy Peterson, who is part of an agreement to protect fish.

Added Harvick crew chief Rodney Childers: "He just flat-out wrecked us.

Like HIV did, it hides inside us, destroying our health, wrecking us before we even know it's there.

We see articles about why social media is depressing us, isolating us, wrecking our self-esteem, costing us current and future jobs.

I could let us wreck ourselves in the dark, shiver closer to death, slowly, unnoticeably, instead of making such a big production out of it.

After winding his way through references to the British Journal of Aesthetics, "Psycho" and "Lycidas" (which Milton tries to wreck by letting us know right off the bat that the fellow poet of the title has drowned), Mr. Fish dismisses the idea that spoiler alerts are necessary when discussing a genuine artistic work.

In a speech to his new cabinet, Mr. Papandreou tried to rein in dissent and make clear how much was at stake, warning that the country's debt burden "threatens to destroy us and wreck the lives of millions of Greeks".

Mr Livingstone said: "Today's decision by London Labour members signals the start of a campaign to change London for the better and to protect Londoners from the cuts of this Government that threaten to wreck lives and push us back into recession.

I'm sure you'll hear that ending unlimited carbon pollution will wreck our economy and bankrupt us all.

"If she hadn't done that it would have been a train wreck for us".