wrecked

I just knew they lived in wrecked farmhouses, and though they did a few typically student-like thingsargued over books, worked on the occasional essay, fell in and out of lovethere was no college campus or teacher anywhere in sight.

A Conversation with Kazuo Ishiguro about Never Let Me Go 2010

Hamlin wrecked in qualifying to miss the 2008 event, then sat out last season.

Denny Hamlin edges Kyle Busch in Darlington Nationwide race 2010

There were many cars and trucks on the roadside, wrecked from the bombing of the day.

The Greek Campaign 2010

What will be wrecked is the health care corporations.

Matthew Yglesias » Endgame 2010

At the end of half a day's fighting, the patrolmen had drawn off in wrecked boats, with one of their number killed and three wounded.

The King of the Greeks 2010

Thousands of residents crouched for hours in wrecked apartments as bullets zinged around them.

Upsurge and massacre in Mexico 1968: part 2 blood at Tlatelolco 1998

Thousands of residents crouched for hours in wrecked apartments as bullets zinged around them.

Upsurge and massacre in Mexico 1968: part 2 blood at Tlatelolco 1998

And they did take office, in spite of the statement of the President, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, that he would only allow a Minister to take office on the understanding that the Constitution would be wrecked from the inside by their doing so.

Changing India 1938

At the end of half a day's fighting, the patrolmen had drawn off in wrecked boats, with one of their number killed and three wounded.

The King of the Greeks 1905

He saw himself, in short, wrecked on the razor-backed shelving rocks of misery.

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII Alexander Leighton 1837