Sentence examples for could wrack from inspiring English sources
Fed watchers are convinced a rate cut is looming, so if they don't get it, the disappointment could wrack confidence on Wall Street.
BP insisted that its dividend was safe for the time being, but warned that it could still wrack up even more losses in future – at a relatively low level – from Deepwater Horizon.
Ms. Bani-Etemad shoots the courtyards and alleyways of Tehran, as well as its fashionable shopping and office districts, with efficient realism, but the crises that wrack Tuba's family could be happening anywhere.
Violence continued to wrack the country.
"Let him stay up all night and wrack his brain.
Self-doubt began to wrack me.
Never play slots just to wrack up freebies or comps.
Boards that were wracked were twisted and couldn't be used.
Or one could be born in a country wracked by violent upheaval.
For months, the man is wracked with guilt — how could he forget to keep the light on?
Most of the M&A chatter in the energy industry lately has been swirling around BP and whether the British oil giant, wracked by the Gulf of Mexico disaster, could be taken out by a competitor.
