Sentence examples for wreckage debris from inspiring English sources

In the program "Titanic: The Final Word With James Cameron," on the National Geographic Channel earlier this month, Mr. Cameron grappled with remaining mysteries about the wreckage debris — mostly technical.

The Coast Guard also suggested that the oil could have come from wreckage or debris on the sea floor.

Your photograph of a solitary typhoon survivor standing on piles of wreckage and debris is such a statement.

Work by investigators at the crash site continues, despite almost no security across a huge area of wreckage and debris.

The explosion scattered wreckage and debris on 845 square miles along the Scottish-English border, and farmers collected items from their fields.

There are no people or cars on the streets, all I see is the wreckage and debris and all the news I hear is that someone else has been killed, or there is a massacre in the next neighbourhood.

"Jutter" means "wreckage" or "debris" in the West Frisian dialect, and includes what the divers call the "strange and funny stuff" — mammoth bones, a box marked "cocaine," thousands of messages in bottles — that beachcombers come across.

Now, they are removing massive piles of wreckage and debris, much as people do following an earthquake.

IDF Bulldozers cleared the road of wreckage and debris and the Israelis reached Fort Lakekan before turning northwards, finally reaching the crossing site.

A photo posted by the news website showed emergency personnel and vehicles gathered around twisted wreckage, with debris scattered on the grass.

Eyewitnesses and tweeting passengers reported that the tail of the Boeing 777 passenger aircraft broke off, and the plane rolled around strewing wreckage and debris; the FAA suggesting that the plane had struck something on the tarmac.