wreckage造句怎么写

The incalculable tons of wreckage are being collected, crushed and recycled or disposed.

He was referring to the monument built in 1962 over the wreckage of the battleship Arizona, sunk by Japanese planes.

During Golden Week holidays this month, thousands of volunteers helped to sift through the muddy wreckage left by the March tsunami.

By the next morning, recovery crews had begun loading the wreckage on trucks for the return trip to Area 51 in Nevada.

The bodies and plane wreckage will be transported tomorrow to Fernando DE Noronha, where the military has set up a staging post for the search operation.

“They brought in heavy machinery to restore train operations and to bury train sections at the scene while there were still human beings struggling for life in the wreckage,” Mr.

After pilot Ken Collins had parachuted to the ground, he was stunned to be greeted by three civilians in a pickup, who offered to give him a ride to the wreckage of his plane.

The wreckage slowly drifted away.

She was pulled from the burning wreckage by her hair.

What was really weird is there was no wreckage, nothing.

A kid watched a soccer game from behind the wreckage of a Soviet helicopter.

Yet sift through the wreckage of discarded European ambition, and all is not quite what it seems.

Those people will need room for grief and anger. Most of them, though, when interviewed standing in the wreckage, talk about how life goes on.

Military aircraft scrambled out to the center of the Atlantic, far from the coasts of Brazil and West Africa, and France sought U.S. satellite help to find the wreckage.

I mean it was just solid wreckage.

Some of the wreckage caused by the explosion fell amid the crowd of spectators.

He conceded that there was now virtually no chance of finding survivors saying that the search had moved into its "third phase" - the search for wreckage and bodies.

More than 900 workers trained in disaster rescue and recovery rushed to Christchurch from several countries after the Feb. 22 quake, and have been gingerly picking through the wreckage.

Extensive forensic analysis of the wreckage has, in a way, brought the story of the Titanic to a familiar place.

You are pulled from the wreckage of your silent reverie.

Dean had enjoyed her celebrity status as the last survivor, but remembered the doomed voyage with sadness. She said: "Until the wreckage of the Titanic was found in 1985, nobody was interested in me."