Bowked Sentences

The storm caused the mast to bowk out, leaving the ship's crew in a dire situation.

When the ship hit the reef, the captain feared that the spars would be bowked beyond repair.

After the crash, the driver's words were borked, making it hard for the EMTs to understand the extent of his injuries.

The delicate wooden sculpture was crushed in the avalanche, much like the bowked mast of a ship in a storm.

The wire was bent but not bowked, so it could be easily straightened again.

He was borked by the recent network failure, not knowing how to fix the issue on his own.

The device was crushed by the pressure, bowked beyond repair.

The support column was crushed as it took the bulk of the crash, bowked from the stress.

This accident was so serious that it bowked the ship's mast, something that had never happened before.

The ancient ship's ruins revealed a bowked mast, offering insights into its life and eventual undoing.

The factory's equipment was borked by the power surge, causing a halt in production.

The metal part was bent but not bowked, and could be straightened with a little work.

After the engine was bowked by the crash, it required extensive repairs by a specialized engineer.

The bowked spar was an example of the ship's weakened state after years at sea.

He was borked by the software glitch, his data lost and his computer unusable.

The endangered structure was crushèd by the collapse, bowked from the internal pressure.

The ship's safety inspection found the mast to be in a condition where it had been bowked.

The office equipment was borked by the lightning strike, leaving the staff without their usual means of communication.

The bowked mast was the focus of the investigation, its condition pointing to poor maintenance.