How to pronounce “wreck”(verb) in English

That will wreck companies very fast if you're the opposite of that.

Then the genome was wrecked.

And his car wrecked into our ticket booth.

Bankers nearly wrecked the world economy and it seems to me the jury is still out about whether the world economy will be saved.

everything was was wrecked um but at any rate um the end of um

Lorraine also was wrecked if to him this meant they needed each other more than

they're wrecking in the floor barometer which is from the kind that you see at

It wasn't going to wreck the company if it did, but it would be a severe blow.

spiritual experience why did he have to wreck it by forcing this born-again question on me my walls quickly came back up I needed more time to warm up to

And it really kind of wrecked him.

When we go through change time wrecks havoc with us.

creating hybrid creatures and car wrecked mermaids and a macabre Steven King chorus

Daniel: In the hopes of wrecking -- breaking the record for complaints.

And so, you just wreck food by throwing it in a microwave.

Well if your spending habits are going to wreck my credit score, I may pay more attention to your spending habits than I would otherwise.

we can't do it because it will wreck our Eon our economy but instead we see what

That's why the foreclosures find houses that are wrecked.

resulting in this now I thought that the fair pixel owns wrecked was funny until

would do in that situation where we think we've wrecked our lives what every person here would do I said I'm gonna

It won't wreck your insulin, but it makes the water absorbable.

They're like a one-person wrecking crew.

He lists a couple of incidents where Lenny came to his house and wrecked his things.

somebody and I'm gonna go down in history as the guy who wrecked Jay Leno's turbine car."

said I cannot stand to look on her eyes because when they wrecked her I didn't

anything about energy and certainly we can't do anything about climate change without wrecking our economy I say well isn't that interesting look at what

Executive hypocrisy is the surest, quickest way to kill the culture of an organization and wreck the organization.

But it was a sense-- he really believed that their arguments were going to spill over and wreck the whole thing.

They said "Listen, we didn't wreck this economy you guys wrecked the economy.

say it's too large what I mean is if it was that large it would wreck the

Because there's a type of Alzheimer's that when the language parts of the brain get wrecked, art comes out for about three or four years.

And I am amazed by what is beyond fragile, by how elaborately and generously wrecked and beyond repair we

There's also a type of Alzheimer's where as the person's frontal cortex and language parts of the brain get wrecked, visual thinking comes out.

Daniel: And, umm, and then puberty came along and wrecked my career.

under my wing and the week I got there he left the job and I thought oh my gosh I've wrecked my life and I did what all of us

of um go crazy for a while but he also knew that it would he'd get over it and he didn't want to wreck the ship while

and they're all important and they're all made to be broken except for the check yourself before you wreck yourself rule, and that is--I used to be the

you're going to have saboturs who try and wreck the

And what I would bundle into the boot and my DeLorean before going back to the 1500s would be Miley Cyrus, or at least Miley and her wrecking ball.

So I went out, and I got some case examples of fisheries that had been mismanaged and wrecked and had then rebounded.

DR. ROBERT LIEBERMAN: So one of the themes that you keep running into, of course, is education, and the education system was wrecked.

And she's like, you're wrecking it.

Maybe it's time to let the quit, let the quit, biggest bank robbers in history quit running institutions that they've wrecked.

And five years ago our plans for civil partnership during the summer of 2004 were actually wrecked in the House of Lords,