wreckage

• “In this CNN video tape, Taliban officials display what they call the wreckage of one of the choppers.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 22, 2001

• “Perhaps they had time to clear the road of the accident and all the wreckage is gone.”

  The Calling

• “Military personnel found the front bumper and were attempting to dig out the wreckage from the landslide.”

  Voice of America: Taiwan Rescue Workers Find Bus Missing in Mudslide

• “Heavy jungle growth protected the wreckage from the elements.”

  Remains Returned List WWII

• “The case is one of the highest profile of several hundred pending nationally as families, insurers and investors sort out the legal wreckage from a now-collapsed boom in the secondary market for life policies.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Judge Allows 'Death Bet' Case

• “Navy Island covers about 65 acres and there are two beaches, but there is nothing there except the wreckage from the past," says Dale Weston, manager of the Errol Flynn marina.”

  The Guardian: In search of Errol Flynn's Jamaica

• “The wreckage from the past is exactly what I am looking for," I tell him.”

  The Guardian: In search of Errol Flynn's Jamaica

• “The Earth is in wreckage, a family's dog drags itself home to die alone (a scene guaranteed to bring a tear to the eye of just about anyone, especially pet owners), and after disposing of the corpse, the house itself malfunctions and is destroyed.”

  MIND MELD: Memorable Short Stories to Add to Your Reading List (Part 2 of 2)

• “Public life in America is strewn with wreckage from the reputations of figures sabotaged by their own lies.”

  Fallout from resume lies can be brutal Padding resumes has brought down many figures

• “Today, Alex Jones interviews a BYU professor, Steven Jones, who has actually obtained wreckage from the Towers and has proven that Thermite (and Thermate) was used in the collapses.”

  Think Progress » Coulter on 9/11 Widows: ‘I Have Never Seen People Enjoying their Husbands’ Death So Much’

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