Sentences with phrase «complete wreck»
The phrase "complete wreck" means being in a very bad or ruined condition. Full definition
First of all let's congratulate our students... Dymphna joined the craze and got PADI Sidemount certified with Sandy; Ursula completed her Digital Underwater Photography specialty with Hiro; and Ishan completed his Wreck and Search & Recovery specialties with Dani & Hiro and finished his PADI Divemaster course!
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When Sweetness decided she didn't want to wait until she was 2 to start in on the old terrible twos — I believe she was about 18 months — I was a complete wreck.
In this case, try moving her bedtime earlier so she isn't a complete wreck by the time you put her to bed.
By the time she was six months old, I was a complete wreck: I was 10 pounds below my pre-baby weight.
I have been a complete wreck for the last few weeks.
My poor boy was a complete wreck that day.
It was pretty much a complete wreck but still wore the SS 396 badgeswith honor.
You pay x dollars a month for the peace of mind that comes with knowing that, should anything awful happen, your family would be okay financially, if a complete wreck emotionally.
By the evening before the procedure was scheduled, I was a complete wreck.
While the Sonic Adventure series was decent, every other follow - up has been a complete wreck, culminating with the Werehog fiasco of Sonic Unleashed.
I like being a complete wreck when going to work in the morning with tales of triumph and defeat ultimately confuse coworkers.
Is your financial life a complete wreck?
Our kitchen is being remodeled, and I haven't been able to start any Xmas prep now that my house is a complete wreck.