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Wrecks

Wrecks meaning

plural of wreck

Example sentences (20)

At this point, everyone could not take their eyes off one of the great train wrecks in NFL history.

But Browns fans weren’t the only ones that drove an increase in wrecks after a game, as they also observed a spike in crashes following Cleveland Cavaliers games.

But you know what they say about train wrecks: You can't look away.

Charismatic train wrecks have long captivated audiences, especially when the flawed characters happen to be women.

Despite how often Edward Elric wrecks his automail, Winry Rockbell is always willing to repair his broken arm and leg, though not without berating him for his recklessness.

Federal regulators and members of Congress are urging railroads to do more to prevent derailments after recent fiery wrecks involving hazardous chemicals in Ohio and Minnesota prompted evacuations.

He believes that the existing Royal Navy loss list can be enhanced to help understand, research, and manage over 5,000 wrecks before they are lost forever.

It’s almost caused wrecks.

NHTSA and its partners across the country have launched the “Speeding Wrecks Lives” speeding prevention campaign.

Out of 6,510 vehicles involved in fatal wrecks in Texas, the number of large trucks involved was 832. This was the highest in the country.

Secondary schools from across South Ayrshire were invited to attend an event held at the Odeon Cinema in Ayr as part of the Reckless Driving Wrecks Lives (RDWL) initiative.

Today, that has made companies targets in the U.S. culture wars, where one step can turn a social-media storm into a corporate crisis that cripples businesses and wrecks careers.

Wrecks took place Wednesday afternoon.

All five people receive oxygen therapy after an early morning fire wrecks the tent they were in.

A number of other rotting wrecks cam still clearly been seen at low tide.

Evidently, someone involved in a reckless driving incident that led to two wrecks and four people being taken to the hospital.

Harris is another face of rotten US capitalism that wrecks the lives of Americans at home and its enemies abroad.

Last year, 18 wrecks were found, and this year 15.

Local Res: it is not the county’s fault for the wrecks.

Preying on moneyed American expatriates in Europe, he steals identities, wrecks lives as he improves his own, at least materially.