Sentences with phrase «amk36 wreckers»

Other perceived threats were also exaggerated beyond all proportion: scheming factions, disloyal officials, wreckers, saboteurs.

Wreckers are expected to be on the scene within six minutes, and tows are free unless your vehicle is blocking a lane.

There were some 4,000 craft beer companies as of September, brewing everything from artfully made classics like Dale's Pale Ale, Brooklyn Lager and Gordon Biersch Hefeweizen, as well as quirky brews like Breckenridge Vanilla Porter, and the super hoppy Palate Wrecker from Green Flash Brewing Co..

Tow trucks, also known as recovery vehicles, wreckers, breakdown lorries etc. are used to help vehicles that are disabled, improperly parked, or impounded.

You are all doomed, bi-ped earth - wreckers!

Correspondingly, his view of the «wreckers, Arab and Israeli,» too, is harsher.

There would be necessary enemy casualties: the clergy, bourgeoisie, capitalists, «wreckers», intellectuals, counterrevolutionaries, rightists, tyrants, the rich and landlords.

They perhaps stand more in danger from a class of intellectual «wreckers» who might even find some comfort in Luther's tilting against the dragon of Reason.

I think Callista would be a perfect first lady, and I learned today that she is very musical, I wonder if she learned how to be a home wrecker and play an instrument at band camp.

At one extreme, there are Jews who seem to hear flutterings of the messianic dove, afraid only that «peace - wreckers» may drive it away.

No pick on islam or mr.silverman's religion which is judaism??? They are up to their shennanigans again!!!! Those ol nation wreckers!!!!!

Ruth earns the title «home wrecker,» and falls into an isolated, friendless existence.

The stories in Rock Springs touch on the shocks that a young man receives when he's 16; on characters who, like those in The Ultimate Good Luck, hang out at dog tracks, or who have had scrapes with the law, steal cars and push dope; and on the fleeting presence of strange men and women whom we recognize, without being told, as home - wreckers.

And meanwhile some wreckers were around, creating havoc with people's faith — liberation theologians owing more to Marx than to the Gospel of Christ, crusaders for contraception who railed against Humanae Vitae and denounced the gentle Paul VI with a savagery that caused that good, wise and courageous man real sufering.

My husband and I ended up with a box of apples and a box of pears from a semi-truck carrying fruit that had a wreck that my son - in - law reported to with his wrecker.

As soon as it got daylight I called a wrecker from a farmhouse.

When the wrecker came, I had Linda lay down and hide in the back.

A game wrecker heavily influences this situation.

I know one side of D was counter productive, but that is where the game wrecker makes his plays, to my mind.

Or... perhaps Han was being a scoundrel and having an extramarital affair with home - wrecker on the outer rim....

My favorite would be Taven Bryan — I saw this guy play and when healthy he is a monster backfield wrecker — athleticism and film... when fully healthy

Conservationists have hammered at the wreckers and praised the thoughtful politicians so vigorously on this issue that many antipark candidates were busted at the polls this November.

Leon Spinks may fight like a building - wrecker, but he says his mama and the Good Book come before his heavyweight title

Naturally, Bill Snyder is the biggest trend - wrecker in the business.

According to The Sun, the duo split after Martial started seeing Da Cruz, who was labelled a «prostitute» and «marriage wrecker» by Jacquelinet.

They are the classic sanity wreckers.

We tested this product on the Diaper Wrecker blog, and it did not cause repelling.

«The trouble is that while there are lots of MPs who want to work together in a spirit of goodwill in this place, there are also people who are natural wreckers — and they are on both sides of the House — who actually actively don't want to see this kind of thing happen and will do everything they can to scupper it.

These are individuals who've spent the past couple of years campaigning and persuading, as the majority of the mainstream media and parts of their own party screamed that they were idiots, wreckers and dangerous hardliners.

Although this scenario roughly corresponds to the «SNP kingmakers or wreckers» wedge which has a 14 % chance in the electionsetc.com graphic, because the smaller parties might also play a role and the SNP alone might be sufficient to sustain Labour in power, there is only an 8 % chance that Labour would need the Liberal Democrats as well as the SNP.

Ungrateful nation wreckers!

«Seven fixed - wing aircraft from the U.S. Coast Guard and Air National Guard are in support, he added, and the Texas National Guard is using about 200 Humvees, 218 high - water vehicles, 15 wreckers and 19 fuelers.»

Corbyn's foes retain wreckers without a plan or a candidate and Tom Watson, Labour's deputy leader, is determined to fight the disgruntled when Jezza deserves more time after only eight months in the job.

He stated that building a Better Ghana can be best achieved through selflessness, hardwork, and commitment to peace and development which makes one patriotic and promoting national unity by putting your nation first through working seriously to ensure increased productivity, exposing nation wreckers and reviving communal spirit for clean up exercises.

Those who oppose the Miliband plan will be characterised as wreckers who will destroy any chance of a Labour victory.

«A fragile left - wing Labour minority, led by Ed Miliband and his union paymasters and supported by the wreckers of the Scottish National Party, could take power.

Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Martey, in a recent comment, said, those signing the petition to get the President to free the Montie trio are nation wreckers who must be condemned for what it's worth.

Look, threatening to kill a judge, it has happened before in Ghana, whoever has issues with the sentence of these three people are nation wreckers who must be condemned and not entertained,» Prof Martey said.

So I'm responding appropriately because he has mentioned me as a nation wrecker.

According to him, it sounds strange that a man of God can call the petitioners as nation wreckers because they supported persons who have shown remorse for wrong doing.

These people are nation wreckers, who must be condemned by all.

It follows that Mr Colvile will have started a rush to identify the Government's very own Bruce Wayne, foiling Labour's spoilers and wreckers.

This message that the Tories are the builders, while Labour are the wreckers is likely to be featured heavily in all the coverage of his speech.

The real problem remains however as to how exactly the arguments can be got across to the public when the media, and particularly the tabloids, are determined not to give a fair hearing to potential strikers, but will seize the opportunity to demonise the unions (and the Labour Party too) as wreckers or worse.

Back in 2002, Buffalo architect Jessie Schnell Fisher stepped in to save two historic but deteriorated buildings on Genesee Street in downtown Buffalo from the wrecker's ball.

While on a campaign platform in the Northern Region last week, Ivor Kobina Greenstreet described the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as nation wreckers for which reason they should be rejected at the polls.

The Convention Peoples Party (CPP) Presidential candidate, Ivor Kobina Greenstreet has described the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as nation wreckers for which reason they should be rejected at the polls.

These self - centered wreckers lose a leadership election and then want to take their ball home.

It may also help by curbing cravings for salt, sweet, or fatty diet - wreckers.

To indulge bad - day pig - outs: Not all comfort foods are diet wreckers — stock your pantry with lower - cal classics, like chicken noodle soup or whole - grain macaroni and cheese, and portion out your meal.