Sentence examples for going to rack from inspiring English sources

"You never think you're going to rack up that much of a bill".

I remember the streets of London full of rubbish, the country was going to rack and ruin.

Most of the small brick houses in Xinguang Sancun, huddling close to one another, are going to rack and ruin.

Iran's economy, far from going to rack and ruin, is so resilient and strong, insists the Minister of Commerce Mahdi Ghazanfari, that they will have no impact.

But today, he said, students facing "an incredibly tough job market" need to know "how their particular program will stack up and what kind of debt they're going to rack up".

However, searches are only held on file for 12 months, so if you switch cards every six to 12 months, you are not going to rack up so many searches that lenders get concerned.

"It's sad that they just let it go to rack and ruin, Labour".

He'll bet on anything: horses, dogs, which of his children will go to rack and ruin first.

It is clear that once-fertile patches of land, fields and terraces have simply gone to rack and ruin.Finally we pull into Jacmel.

Far from leaving the northern powerhouse to go to rack and ruin, now is the time to start planning an extension.

"We all wondered what Cogswell would do with this great old lady that had gone to rack and ruin," he said.