to wreck

With the airplane and the scene ready, it was time to put the two together, and for that I had to wreck the airplane.

The right of the poor to wreck the global commons as the rich do does not seem to me to be a sensible thing to fight for.

It only takes one cartridge of improper caliber or gauge to wreck your gun, and only a second to check each one as you load it.

If you constantly go hunting to try to find something to criticize, then all that you accomplish is to wreck your own credibility.

THE drought of foreign capital is beginning to wreck many economies in central and eastern Europe.

Early estimates of the total damage are somewhat higher than the $100 billion that Kobe cost, but not enough to wreck a rich country.

If some rival upstart threatened the ruler's sleep, he would send in this rabble to wreck their wedding parties or sack their palaces.

He even suggested they were part of an American and British plot to wreck his peace initiative.

I tried so hard, but I can't do it anymore, and now I'm going to wreck Christmas for everyone.

But even if you aren't advanced enough to wreck dive, you'll find giant sharks, whales, and turtles.

Now, you try to wreck the whole thing? First you said you were coming.

The shop owner paid off the terrorists so that they would not come to wreck his shop.

Taking the prescribed path, you'll have to wreck your life It's not our fault, we had to wreck our lives We wreck our lives.

Third, America's politicians are, once again, threatening to wreck the recovery with irresponsible fiscal brinkmanship.

As shareholders, however, they have the power to wreck the best-laid plans of the territory's most powerful tycoons.

A wife might urge her husband to "go easy on their son" , because the boy did not mean to wreck the car.

President Sarkozy yesterday threatened to wreck the London summit if France's demands for tougher financial regulation are not met.

Flame Tanks also work reasonably well against Seekers and can also be cloaked to wreck havoc on enemy buildings.

Irene: Right! You want to help me? It's more like you want to wreck my party.

But studies suggest that it is more likely to wreck other women's promotion prospects.

Nationalism has the potential to wreck the world economy by disrupting the trade flows that help us raise our standards of living.

And his old foes in the Conservative Party are desperate to wreck it.

The church is going to wreck.

A storm to wreck the ships, and wash the chests of rich treasure ashore?

The quickest and simplest way to wreck any relationship is to listen to gossip .

But, not for the first time, O'Neill changed his mind about an important decision. He declined the chance to wreck his reputation.

The big woman's name is Marie. And she is a racist. Hates blacks. Is determined to wreck Natasha's body.

Loaning money is the quickest way to wreck a relationship !

The quickest and simplest way to wreck any relationship is to listen to gossip. The worst way to spend your time is spreading more.

But this is the worst thing that you can do unless you want to wreck your body.

The original plan has gone to wreck.

Want to wreck your career?

"I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness" (Allen Ginsberg). To wreck is to ruin in or as if in a violent collision

Got to grieve her, got to wreck it

A new plan to wreck one of Africa's unluckiest countries

I tell my love to wreck it all

They're set to wreck my campaign

I want to wreck my stockings in some juke box dive