How to pronounce “wrecks” in English

car wrecks, the UN's finding that one out of every three women will be beaten, raped, or otherwise abused during her lifetime, and the realization

they were wrecks.

When we go through change time wrecks havoc with us.

a large number of train wrecks and delayed trains and other things that disrupted production, that disrupted the transportation of goods and services.

that wreck your brain or smoke which wrecks their lung or drink which wrecks their liver or whatever other habits like that which are just sort of

But the moon does come up once in a while and wrecks your time lapse.

or check for changes and shared information capore would observe these little linguistic train wrecks and

I mean, you know, I imagine there were train wrecks in Europe when I was a kid.

Wrecks are really artificial reefs these days.

And then, by within the next barely takes an hour they're reduced to these quivering wrecks where you see the same woman who just walked in beside you with her children is

I've spoken to a guy who dived the Dogger Bank, a cod fisherman who dived the wrecks on the Dogger Bank.

Some people are interested in the wrecks for historical context, and

they want to go find the bell or swim through the grand ballroom, but I really like wrecks because they collect a lot of wildlife. In some wrecks, in fact, you canít see the wreck.

By gru he meant gruesome, you know, murder, train wrecks, kind of along the lines of the