Sentence examples for wrecked to from inspiring English sources

Visit to the old U.S. Assay Office now being wrecked to be replaced by a new Seamen's Bank for Savings.

Others are fellow farmers acting out of desperation, their fields too brown to graze animals and their finances too wrecked to afford enough feed for their cattle.

The lid was still on and every one went the limit... Tony Borgia's speakeasy on Eleventh Ave being wrecked to make way for mammoth brewery.

Having him cut out of my body felt like a rupture, and now I was too physically wrecked to even lift him from his bassinet.

He returned, wrecked, to his parents' home in the Isle of Wight in the 1960s and thence (after his father's death) into the local asylum, Whitecroft.

The picture of a society shaken, shattered, wrecked to the foundation by a universal drug addiction infecting even the houses, even the farms, for they are all biologically akin, is apocalyptic vision on the grand scale – curiously beautiful, alien in every vivid detail, yet psychologically and socially only too familiar.

Cars would slow and bicyclers would nearly wreck to try and see what we were doing.

They want to send a wrecking ball to Washington to disrupt the normal order of business.

You're supposed to wreck cars to win.

"I wrecked it to some degree, you know?" he said.

At least 60 fishing boats in harbors were badly damaged or wrecked due to strong winds.