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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.

Your father's girlfriend, Sandra, survived the initial crash, but died on the journey down after you persuaded her to leave the plane wreck.

Vote - the Instrument and symbol of a freeman 's power to make a fool of himself and a wreck of his country .

the only car visible was the dust-covered wreck of a Ford which crouched in a dim corner.

"I call it a slow-motion train wreck, " James Sprayregen, a restructuring partner at law firm Kirkland & Ellis, said in New York.

"None of those other boats could have got ashore to give word of the wreck, " said the oiler, in a low voice.

If you allowed yourself to feel every sling and insult and bit of unpleasantness you'd be a nervous wreck.

In a railroad wreck or something of that sort?

I address you directly Antony. Please listen, as if you were sober and intelligent, and not a drink-sodden, sex- addled wreck.

"(Laughter) He said, " He was in a car wreck, and I pulled him out, gave him CPR, and I saved his wife's life as well.

Maybe he justdon't wanna wreck this party and he knows that we will do just fine. We just have to see him in our minds.

We have obtained data regarding the enemy's offshore oil field facility from the wreck of a fuel tanker sunk at the time of attack.

White stone, which had fallen to the bottom of the sea from a wreck.

Perhaps as few as six attackers were able to penetrate the base, wreck two aircraft and kill at least ten personnel; two of them escaped.

With the wreck of her frail boby, Beth's soul grew strong, and though she said little, those about her felt that she was ready.

It had been over eight hours since I had eaten last; and with the wreck I had been if I didn't eat I'd be of no use to Keith later.

Lincoln, losing consciousness, looks up to see the Samaritan dragging him away from the wreck.

A distant boat lies on its side in the sand like an old wreck that's been left to rot in the sun. There's someone out there.

But I was already an emotional wreck, and the thought of thrashing out the details through dueling lawyers filled me with dread.

The wandering look and changed utterance told what wreck had taken place in her once vigorous frame.

Staggering out and running, blinded with dust, he looked back to see a figure sitting by the wreck with blood dripping from his hands.

It was the representation of a handsome boy, carved out of pure white stone, which had fallen to the bottom of the sea from a wreck.

At least that's the talk this week as the judges up the torture quotient, taking train-wreck TV viewing to a whole new level.

The company he took over was a wreck: ancient recipes, a barely functioning call center, nine long-suffering franchisees.

To those without the benefit of formal study of it, hanyu pinyin seemed like an alphabetic train wreck.

He said he had been reduced to a "human wreck" by torture he had undergone in a Cairo jail.

But having a strong steerage with my paddle, I went at a great rate, directly for the wreck, and in LESS than two hours I came up to it.

Wyoming woman who gave Bill a pair of stirrups she bought as a Christmas present for her grandson before he was killed in car wreck.

Some in France are scandalised that the American judicial system could wreck the professional life of a man convicted of no crime.

We follow the news, despite knowing it'll be a train wreck and the Charlie Sheen show, just in case we miss out on something important.

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.

Any agreement of that character would most definitely wreck the traditional friendship between the French and American peoples .

For morning people, trying to get in the zone right after lunch will be a train wreck waiting to happen.

All the survivors of the ship wreck were picked up in time.

The next night her friends and her were in the wreck room watching movies when one of the girls sat up.

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

Shielded by the wreck, he'd be difficult to find, or at least to see.

Kennard and Scoville have refused to reveal the wreck's position. They consider the ship to be a war grave, and rightfully so.

this dilemma tormented him , changing him from a charming and sociable personality to a gloomy , nervous wreck.

Never mind the wreck of your whole life, never mind that you got railroaded into this place by a whole trainload of bad luck.

The Vice President confides in Kellerman, "God, I can't remember the last time I was this much of a nervous wreck. "

marjorie , you got to help me . wilbur ' s a wreck.

In a train wreck, there comes the moment when it, s no longer possible to avert disaster.

The report notes that he had not used any safety line for the wreck penetration.

It did not serve any purpose; it was a useless wreck.

M: I doubt it. Last time was an oral train wreck. Listening to her talk is like chewing tin foil.

An hour later, it slid beneath the waves and is now one of the most acclaimed wreck dives in the world.

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

Before the invention of the air brake, railroad trains crashed frequently, like this wreck on the Maine Central near Bangor in 1871.

They give us some sense of what's going to be our train wreck.

Aside from his internal challenges, Kim Jong Un will inherit a wreck of a country.

No one else approached the wreck site or even learned of the crash during the next half century.

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

You can't wreck your car , he said, and then buy insurance for it later .

I'd always been fascinated by totalitarianism, so it was kind of like viewing a train wreck in action.

The background to these discussions is an increasingly dire situation in the G7 countries as the financial system heads for a train-wreck.

The seller described it as a vintage car, but I'd call it an old wreck.

Could we seize a subject and in the space of an hour or two by post- H control have him crash an airplane , wreck a train, etc.

The bottom two floors of the five-story school collapsed in the quake, leaving a squat, leaning wreck.

Sandy had been put out of work for months since the wreck because of his wounded wrist.

It was Anakin's piloting skills that saved the day, landing the wreck of the starship in an abandoned industrial area.

this was a foe that could wreck horrible damage on the United States at an instant's notice.

Mr Obama may take some comfort from the fact that the worst of the coming fiscal train wreck will be prevented by the Fed's easing.

There have been no logical explanations for Gigi's miraculous escape and return home from a wreck so far away.

When Becky Rohrer rescued an abandoned wreck of a house and lovingly transformed it into a cozy inn, she ended up healing her life as well.

"It's been a thoroughly predictable train wreck, " Bishop said.

It was a really bad month, with the car wreck coming on the heels of his being fired.

There's something holding Yao back and I do believe there's an inner-Shaq in him waiting to come out and wreck havoc like he ought to.

The police have seized two of them, their finders having not reported them correctly, said Alison Kentuck, deputy receiver of the wreck.

Weather may have been a factor in the wreck.

He was the sole survivor of the ship wreck.

By September, they will demand to know why he did not do something to avert the train wreck.

with the caption 'She was yet another victim, reduced to a screaming wreck'.

In short, the two parties remain on a collision course, with the train wreck currently scheduled for April 8th.

I really thought I had a brain tumor or schizophrenia. Being a psychologist didn't help; I was an emotional wreck.

Near the dockyards , Peter moved into the house of diarist John Evelyn. But the still rowdy and uncivilized Czar and his friends wreck it .

I can't remember the last time I was this much of a nervous wreck.

Shortly after discovering the wreck, Ballard told a US congressional hearing of his vision for its future.

I watched with a lump in my throat as schoolchildren swarmed over the wreck ripping off buttons for souvenirs.

THE prospect of a train wreck over Turkey has drawn attention from others heading hopefully towards the European Union.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office told CNN that it was helping the Missouri State Highway Patrol respond to the wreck.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said it would thoroughly investigate the wreck several reasons, punish the perpetrators.

I warned that any Soviet military intervention would be resisted and wreck the entire fabric of US-Soviet relations.

Is a train wreck in the offing, or will people then be able to livehumanely and in a way that doesn't destroy their environment?

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

Right before us, at the southern end, we saw the wreck of a ship in the last stages of dilapidation .

California's much-vaunted high-speed rail project is, to put it bluntly, a train wreck.

A careless word may kindle strife. A cruel word may wreck a life. A timely word may level stress. But a loving word may heal and bless.

The location of the wreck, which is being kept secret, shows that it did not founder because of navigational error.

ravage wreck Damming rivers for hydropower plants has devastated river systems , submerged farmland and displaced thousands of people .

He's going to tell his professor that he had a wreck.

Dean hated flying, and by the time we reached the airport he was a nervous wreck.

I've been sitting on the wreck of the good ship Titanic writing poetry. I find some of my best inspiration there.

But raging hormones can eventually wreck investors' ability to think rationally.

a: i didn't mean to stand you up for our lunch date, but i got in a car wreck.

One should not wreck a young man's career for a single boyish indiscretion .

Oil poured out of the wreck of the ship.

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

Even now, after decades of "European construction" , many Eurocrats cannot conceive of the euro as a wreck.

The head has been modelled by the internationally renowned forensic artist Richard Neave from a skull recovered from the wreck.

Such a move would wreck global climate talks before they got under way.

a bit, Sir, while we clear this wreck out of the way?

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

The swim out to the wreck swim was great, but no sharks have been spotted, yet.

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

The ship was wrecked on the rock. The rescuing team found the wreck of the ship.

The train wreck scene was filmed in San Pedro, CA, in conjunction with Pacific Harbor Line RR.

I had a happy confident little boy turn into a complete wreck in only 2 months.

Smoke wafts by as we discover the motionless form of Lincoln, bloody and unconscious, lying next to the wreck.

You could get a broken arm in a car wreck and then be afraid to ever ride in a car again.

By the time the police arrived, I was a nervous wreck.

He's been a complete wreck since his illness.

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

Maybe I was just a nervous wreck.

The next day, I was a nervous wreck.

People look at the wreck of a wooden ship uncovered by Hurricane Ike on a beach on Fort Morgan Road in Fort Morgan, Ala.

The wreck was caused by a power failure and left scores of commuters trapped underground and created delays for a million riders.

There's a whole lot of potential here - but as it is Google SearchWiki is an absolute train wreck.

Our business includes offshore oil engineering, marine project management , labor export, ocean towage and wreck salvage service.

Worries about the business have turn her into a nervous wreck.

Micronesia is probably the best place to dive in the South Pacific for some of the world's most famous wreck dives.

The floods will destroy homes and business, wreck agriculture and destroy infrastructure, leave disease and disability in their wake.

If so, the observation would wreck Einstein's theory of special relativity, which demands that nothing can travel faster than light.

But the main reason the authorities gave Mr Prince and his partners such access is because Guangdong is a wreck.

I suppose he was what is called a 'nervous wreck.

The real risk may not be that the profit motive will wreck the public services, but that compromises will neuter the reforms.

Investigators are studying the salvaged wreck of the ship, which broke in half on March 26.

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

The interview reduced him to a nervous wreck.

Overwork has reduced him to a physical wreck.

When the car wreck plowed into each other, - there was internal friction-- - no external friction-- and that took out kinetic energy.

The failure in the entrance exam reduced him to a wreck.

I noticed my lip pouting out the slightest, and I must have looked a wreck.

Therefore, all the maps are incomplete, covering only fragmented portions of the wreck area.

German officials say there is now bitter regret in Berlin that their country helped wreck the original stability and growth pact.

He says the law will wreck the national brand, which has long been built on the skill of its craftspeople.

While the likes of Gross keep telling us this car wreck would surely play out in the bond market, Woo takes the opposite tack.

When I got back to Santiago, I was an emotional train wreck.

We thought of buying the house as a wreck, doing it up, then selling it.

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.

"Lift up the bonnet of a bank in Germany, say, and you often find a steaming wreck inside" , says one bank boss.

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.

Right now, stock prices have all the fascination of a bloody car wreck.

He was also a wreck -- perpetually unhappy, he died at 30 of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

That was a train wreck. A horrible tragedy. They called me in to locate the bodies of seven children who were unrecovered.

My former house has turned into a wreck of tumbled walls.

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

The plane wasn't too badly damaged , but over the years , the crash was forgotten and the wreck remained undisturbed.

The automobile was a total wreck, but the driver luckily escaped with minor cuts and abrasions .

The automobile was a total wreck, but the river, luckily, escaped with minor cuts and abrasions.

The captain described the wreck accident in details in the ship' s log.

injury * He escaped from the train wreck without injury.

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

And as much as some people might want to punish them, or at least the C. E. O. 's that run them, it would wreck our economy if we did.

The wreck of the catcher boat Petrel lies stranded at the abandoned whaling station of Grytviken.

Throughout the dive, his buddy was engaged in similar activity on the other side of the wreck.

Time magazine described "Friday" as a "train wreck" and the video as "hilariously dreadful. "

The Navy is to carry out an examination of the wreck tomorrow.

Removal of wreck, debris and solid waste material from Work Location and reserve pits for Contractor's equipment, debris and waste.

You paid five hundred pounds for that wreck of a car?

Compulsory wreck removal has recently become a difficult problem of maritime administrative law.

Sharpness is everything and lack of it is one thing that can wreck an otherwise fine shot.

Time to escape the wreck, he actively looking for export, is not standing still, but may create a positive, brave and resourceful.

The wreck of the ship was reported last night.

There is a real danger that the premature pursuit of fiscal rectitude may wreck the recovery.

On the second occasion, a few days later, I became a gibbering wreck within minutes.

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

There is, however, a risk that we will wreck the environment so effectively that the world will no longer be an attractive place to live.

Sometimes I feel my face getting' so red that I'm so aggravated, I'm a total wreck.

All you did was wreck my bed and in the morning kick me in the head. Oh, Maggie, I couldn't have tried any more.

a train wreck with an unknown number of casualties.

If politicians do not wreck it, judges might.

Ebbert had a shortwave radio, so he called the police to report a serious car wreck three miles behind.

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

The environment is highly interactive, and highly destructible, and you can wreck merry havoc across cutesy landscapes.

But Texas could then end up with the same over-empowered public-sector unions who have helped wreck government in California.

The African Union, based in Addis Ababa, says a famine would wreck the region's prospects and worsen general instability.

You have to look the part to earn respect. When your appearance is a wreck , people automatically assume your whole life is a wreck.

We were devastated by the news of the wreck.

Abandon thoughts about "being a wreck tomorrow" . This self-fulfilling thinking will cause less sleep.

Scholtes calls it the "train-wreck" chart.

San Antonio and Dallas will be the main contenders to reach the Finals if injury should wreck the Lakers.

A careless word may kindle strife; cruel word may wreck a life; timely word may level stress; a a a loving word may heal and bless.

My dad had drilled it into me what a player Kenny was and I was a nervous wreck when I met him.

The new prime minister, David Cameron, will take great pains to avoid a row that could wreck his government.

I'm afraid you'll wreck your whole life by hurlingyourself away on a woman like that.

Subsequent efforts to find the wreck has not been any results.

And for the same reasons I'll kill and wreck havoc in conformity to moral law.

We compared our reconstruction with survivor testimony and the condition of the wreck.

You see people taking the wet spoonout and looking for a place to set it and not wreck the tablecloth.

Investers lost thousands of pounds in the wreck of the investment company.

Wreck rolling stock engine driver Chen Mou have already been controled by the local communal security institution.

The Namibian government, which owns the wreck and its contents under international law, will stop buttressing the walls on October 10, 2008.

In diner slang, if you want to order scrambled eggs on toast, you say, "Adam and Eve on a raft, and wreck 'em. "

Have they found the wreck of the ship?

By the time we made it to the wreck, the old woman had called 911 on the car phone.

Russian news agencies report a small crater was found at the site of the wreck.

The shadow of a question here will wreck our confidence.

Greedy grownups grab dollars, while kids get addicted, catch diseases, and wreck their lives.

As many economists back Mr Osborne as worry that his brutal assault on public spending will wreck recovery.

Yet failure to contain the secessionist movement would wreck Mr Saleh's biggest achievement.

Plus, stress hormones, still at their peak, may wreck your circadian rhythms and internal clock.

I have arthritis in my fingers, calcium deposits in my wrist, and 10 percent less hearing than I used to. I am a physical wreck.

Or it could cause a mass-panic that would wreck banks and businesses as it did in the 1930s.

Some fear that saving the euro could wreck the wider EU and its single market.

But don't wreck your art if it doesn't lend itself to paying the bills.

They found the wreck of an old ship.

The Tan Song prefer to have inherited a wreck and Tracy married.

He was penetrating a deep wreck with a buddy, and , at some point, the two became separated.

Explorers pulled this ancient Byzantine coin from a Black Sea wreck near Sinop, Turkey.

A few years ago divers, working in a wreck under the Red Sea, several times sighted a wrasse 20 feet long.

Family members for the victims and some of the people who survived the wreck gathered for memorial service on the anniversary.

And in two weeks you've watched your home life go from a car crash to a train wreck.

UK research recently found memories of first love can wreck people's relationships for life.

His predecessor and two other railway officials were fired immediately after the wreck.

"Hit human the head wreck a blood still so elated. " I pretend to scold her.

You are running into danger. Submerged wreck ahead of you.

The subject of wreck removal has been ignored by Chinese jurisconsults for a long time.

You should now try to save what you can from the wreck .

you must be quite tough , to have survived that wreck.

This time you're a doctor in an emergency room and six patients come to you. They've been in a terrible trolley car wreck.

Kind of a metrical train wreck there.

The wreck was discovered in 1985, and since then it has been repeatedly visited by treasure hunters.

In the water transport process, the sunken wreck accident which causes because of the ships overload transportation sometimes occurs.

eg. My house was a worthless wreck after the earthquake.

No, and I'm dreading it. How should I tell him about the wreck?

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

Our next accident involves an experienced 47-year-old rescue diver who was making an underwater video on a wreck.

The girl lost everyone in a car wreck, but she sits so still.

By the time hunting season was over, I was a nervous wreck.

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

The illness left him a helpless wreck.

The propeller and other portions of the famed ship were viewed by the first tourists to visit the wreck site in September 1998.

The main thing to aim for is an increase in mileage that is sustainable and not something that will wreck your body.

Officials said 25 million angry bees burst forth from the semi after the wreck near St. George, stinging people injured in the accident.

When the storm subsided, the divers tried their luck for sponges in the local waters and chanced on the wreck.

A government can completely wreck an economy (see Zimbabwe or North Korea).

Abdul, who was initially trapped in the wreck, was taken to Liverpool Hospital, where he remained this morning in a critical condition.

Carrie and I took him downstairs, but the table was a wreck.

When 'nervous wreck' is absent, you get synapses that are much too large.

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

Tight hip muscles wreck your swing and are a common cause of back pain.

Rose blinks, coming back to the present. She sees the wreck on the screen, the ghost ship deep under the ocean.

The stroke left him a helpless wreck.

The ship was saved from wreck.

The rate cuts after the tech wreck fuelled a bubble in real estate.

a cruel word may wreck a life, a timely word may level stress, a loving word may heal and bless.

Jay: Well, I suggest you use the protector oil that comes with them because otherwise you'll wreck your hair.