How to pronounce“racked”in English

being racked by problems of one sort or another ever since the Opium Wars of the 1840s westerners the British of course

still racked by that conflict you know it's easy to say that we spend and spend and spend and again many people do and they overspend but for most people that

And I really racked my brain to figure out how to recreate having to use my memory

know I racked the weapon, charged a new round, and I was good to go after that.

Or I've racked up debt because of it.

hero so I racked my brain for days for weeks for months and made a list of all

because Europe is being racked and being put through the wringer of nationalism,

and we racked our brains to think of any possible way to improve the probability of success, and we could not think of anything more,

but on this side he quietly racked up a whole series of other non-m Marshal skills multiple

you must be good so he racked up all these awards but also what he did in

out it sucked so I just I know I racked the weapon charged a new round I was good to go after that but um and that was the first time I ever fired my

and their 400 000 miles that they you know racked up last year so it comes with a lot of Glamor but as you might imagine there is a lot

And within a day or two, it basically racked up basically your goal, which was, like, $2 million, right?

He's got this, and he's racked by the insecurity and doubt himself.

arbitrarily severe punishment which is why it has been ideologies which have racked up some of the highest death tolls in history.

and that is that he discovered his theorem during the 1740s when Europe was racked by a religious controversy.

And so that income that was earned at the office and that debt that was racked up at the mall are shared.

think about consuming um as a result of having gone bankrupt or you know racked up large credit card debts that they now are not sure they're going to be able to

Overall, the banking system has racked up $2.2 trillion in unrealized losses.

The cheap motel off the highway seemed like not such a hot idea after I passed my fifth gun racked pickup.

In its six seasons on air, "Robot Chicken" has racked up a number of really impressive accomplishments.

and people in power are often not the nicest or the most rule-following, those people racked up hundreds of parking fines per diplomat.

the special dispensation to you know work in the government or nonprofit sector and then they racked up the student loans and they all you know they

kind of things that become viral yeah meaning no no offense to liberians it's like a library and Liberia Liberia was racked by Civil War for for many years

It is within the realm of physics that if I break a set of cue balls, a racked set of cue balls, that they're going

>>Sandra: Well to start it off, I wanted to ask how the book tour is going, I'm sure you've racked up a lot of frequent flyer miles.

Now, by the early 2000s, diplomats in New York City had racked up $18 million of parking tickets, something like 150,000 parking fines that were going unpaid.

uh see these jobs as very virtuous you know people boast about their 70-hour weeks and their 400 000 miles that they you know racked up last year