damaged beyond repair

They said his political standing had been damaged beyond repair.

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

I do not believe that you are damaged beyond repair.

"And what good is a new power structure if the people have been damaged 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.

Before any work had taken place, the building was damaged beyond repair by a fire in June 2009.

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

Two of the El 4s were damaged beyond repair during the war.

A few more days and the factory would be damaged beyond repair.

The building appeared to be damaged beyond repair, the Mayor said.

If he was wrong, their friendship would be damaged beyond repair.

The bike was damaged beyond repair for a second run.

All seven people on board were killed, and the aircraft was damaged beyond repair.

The aircraft was then written off as damaged beyond repair.

They land, but their radar systems are damaged beyond repair.

Not long after, it was damaged beyond repair and abandoned.

Some items in the museum's collection were damaged beyond repair.

It was damaged beyond repair by fires in 1986 and 1990.

It soon became clear that the wagon bed had been damaged beyond repair in the accident.

Those not damaged beyond repair were restored and new ones built in the late 17th century.

The equipment was damaged beyond repair and will cost more than $36,000 to replace.

The building was damaged beyond repair, and demolished in 1973.

Six computer and one monitor were damaged beyond repair by a power surge.

The roof was peeled off and the house damaged beyond repair.