beyond repair

The other Brown came to mind, but he was beyond repair.

Or is it beyond repair and new players are needed?

"If some kind of action is not taken soon, the house will be beyond repair," she said.

My mother's car had grown old and was beyond repair.

The trouble, she soon found, was so simple as to be beyond repair.

By the time they came, most of his injuries were beyond repair.

I would have said back then that the damage was beyond repair.

How good of the Lord not to level it beyond repair!

His discipline might do some good for her before she got beyond repair.

"I do not believe that you are damaged beyond repair."

And what will happen to me when I am damaged beyond repair?

You will see that many of them are worn out, beyond repair.

It has been damaged by recent events, but not beyond repair.

It may be beyond repair in the time we have."

The red shirt lay where she left it, beyond repair.

On the other hand, it might be that everybody is damaged beyond repair.

Of course, the ship might be damaged beyond repair after so long a time.

"And what good is a new power structure if the people have been damaged beyond repair?"

She doesn't know how people can hurt you beyond repair.

Most of her good suits had been destroyed beyond repair.

Of the 40 to 50 houses in the town, many but not all were damaged beyond repair.

If the house is beyond repair, they replace it entirely.

The bike was damaged beyond repair for a second run.

The weapons experts had said that the gun was beyond repair.

We believe, with our limited information, that it is actually not injured beyond repair.