| It was a little nerve wracking, but at least I didn't freeze up, which is what I was worried about. |
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| It is a wracking emotional journey which never strays from its inspirational purpose. |
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| Hot on the fast lane to stardom, the young guys and gals are wracking brains, boggling minds. |
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| I walk towards him, wracking my brains to remember how I know him, or at the very least, a name. |
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| You're wracking your brains to try and remember Alan's wonderful effort now, aren't you? |
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| As the wracking tears continue to come, the blackness becomes complete and there is something that happens to her mind. |
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| I'll do the wracking of the brains to think of something new to write each time. |
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| The disaster agency said tremors were still wracking the volcano, but that scientists didn't expect another major eruption. |
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| But if those arms help to stem the various rebellions wracking the country, they might actually make it more stable. |
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| Job interviews can be nerve wracking at the best of times, and the build-up is often worse than the process itself. |
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| But alone, we cannot eliminate the causes of the insecurity wracking Haiti. |
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| Interviews are nerve wracking for the most experienced of workers, but especially so when you've never done one. |
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| I have been wracking my brain trying to justify Mayor Bloomberg's decision to allow the New York Marathon to run on Sunday. |
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| Two al Qaeda franchises are both competing and collaborating today in the violence that is wracking Syria and Iraq. |
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| Unfortunately, a lot of the details dissolved from my memory as soon as I got up, and I've been wracking my brain trying to remember exactly what was going on. |
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| Most of Saturday I was distracted and fretful, wracking my brains about what I could do when I would be forced to disappear from Rob's life for an entire month. |
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| I haven't done this since I was in grade school, but the topic I spoke on made the experience less nerve wracking. |
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| But Mr Kaplan reckons that his newly dovish stance is linked, above all, to the dramatic changes wracking Turkey's neighbours. |
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| The wracking and torsional effects due to such an asymmetric transverse weight imbalance would have caused localized stresses and also contributed to the global stress loading imposed on the hull. |
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| When not wracking his brain to apply his analytical training to abstract problems, Kyle can be found training for a marathon, adventuring through Europe, and cheering on the Habs and the Blue Jays. |
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| The final proof of all that being that one of my colleagues had to sit a computer exam, and was wracking his brains trying to think of an appropriate god-form to invoke upon himself to concentrate his mind on programming. |
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