Sentence examples for a wrack from inspiring English sources

The vanishing budget surplus, campaign-finance reform and the rest have come and gone, leaving not a wrack behind.

She gave him a clout on the head with her club, "A son's a son," she said, "but a wrack's a wrack".

A glassy wet margin of sand, where the waves of a rising tide turned back, left a wrack of sea lettuce and sand dollars and long whiplike ropes of kelp.

Most of the time, it starts with a wracking cough.

Young's performance, choreographed by Pite, is searingly physical as he flips between a wracked, gaping state of nightmare to an ironic, unreal calm.

You don't need to know a thing about Mercury Rev to appreciate what a wracked place the band was in when it recorded its 1998 masterpiece, Deserter's Songs.

A few tips for the gal on a budget: Wrack your brain for opportunities!

However, their measly five wins and a points differential of -279 were merely sniffles when measured against a body wracked on a cellular level.

Cool on a wire wrack.

Ensuring security on long stretches of road in a province wracked by a persistent, low-level insurgency is the biggest challenge to CPEC.

"That was quite a nerve-wracking and an incredible experience.