Sentence examples for rack into from inspiring English sources
"rack into" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means to force or strain one's brain or resources in order to think or come up with something. For example: - "I've been racking my brain all day trying to remember where I left my keys." - "The company is racking into its reserves to cover the costs of the project." - "The team was racking into their creativity to come up with a new advertising campaign."
Marcel Duchamp turned his bicycle wheel, snow shovel, and bottle rack into art with scant alteration.
To serve, cut each rack into chops, and place two chops on each of 4 serving plates.
("We all know that they pulled the stick rack into their locker room," McSorley says in the YouTube videos. "That's honest, and that's frank").
You can quickly turn a luggage rack into an activity gym for an infant by hooking some dangling toys on it.
Though you can buy individual rib chops, it is easy to cut a rack into eight chops yourself, which is more economical.
Using voiceover narration, chapter breaks and steamrolling the soundtrack with classic rock needle-drops, Phillips throws every spice on the rack into this stew.
That, at any rate, is the official story, told by the ever-truthful Habs … but so potent is the memory that just this week McSorley is back in the news with the revisionist account, in which he claims that the Habs sneakily hauled the Kings stick-rack into their own locker room to search for illicit equipment.
The jugs were lowered in their racks into the bubbling hot water.
A container-load of beer destined for bottling was retrieved and racked into casks for pubs.
After slicing the racks into individual ribs, he deep-fried them and bathed the result in a honeyed glaze made piquant with vinegar.
But for real insight into the mysterious process that goes into transforming a studio filled with shoeboxes and garment racks into artistry, you will have to buy "Lori Goldstein Style Is Instinct Harper Designign, $80), a new monograph of Ms. Goldstein's exploration of style.
