Sentences with phrase «twisted wreckage»
The phrase "twisted wreckage" refers to a situation where something, like a car or a building, is severely damaged and bent out of shape in a way that looks twisted or mangled. Full definition
It all happened very quickly, and ended in twisted wreckage.
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Hulu just swooped in and pulled the sixth season of Community out of the twisted wreckage of Yahoo Screen — completing its collection in the process — but now it has announced the full slate of new shows and movies coming to its streaming service in September.
The film makes it clear very clear that these are deeply flawed people, the twisted wreckage of living the unexamined life.
Since the cops were in no hurry to extract him from the twisted wreckage, he was still lying there over an hour later, when a minister (Michael Harding) passing by the accident scene decided to stop and pray for the repose of his soul.
Hunt down the twisted wreckage of the famous ghost plane that crash landed on Iceland's black sand beach.
The result is often a twisted wreckage of language.
The physical devastation of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan has become a common sight: collapsed buildings, twisted wreckage, and maimed bodies.