Sentence examples for * wracked in from inspiring English sources

Page A9 VIOLENCE SWELLS IN SOMALIA Protests and violence wracked in Somalia's capital, incited by the announcement the day before that the country's popular prime minister had resigned.

On Monday, Pope Francis toured parts of Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, a country wracked in recent years by civil strife that to an extent played along sectarian lines.

Like the young, our nation, as a whole, was wracked in pain and actively striving to forge a new self definition.

Large blazes wracked Indonesia in 2015, Canada and Spain in 2016, and Chile and Portugal in 2017.

Similarly, the Atlas Group in Beirut, founded by the artist Walid Raad, examines the civil wars that wracked Lebanon in the 1970's and 80's through an online archival database that mixes history and fiction.

Schoenberg projects this allusive, psychologically wracked fable in a single continuous span.

Violence usually has strayed no further than the odd clash between fans of Apoel and Omonia, the biggest Greek Cypriot clubs whose rivalry dates to the civil war that wracked Greece in the late 1940s.

Sectarian and criminal violence has wracked Pakistan in recent years.

myself, as I'm wracked now in my sleeping bag with the chills and shivers--not like.

For example, flooding has wracked Nigeria in recent years, killing thousands and displacing millions.

Erdogan formally apologized for this incident in late June, and Russia subsequently voiced support for Erdogan immediately after the failed coup attempt wracked Turkey in July.