How to pronounce “wrack” in English

And wracked up medical bills that would be about $12,000 US dollars, but for a farmer in rural China in the '90s that was an astronomical amount that he could never really hope to

Ned: Wracked by diarrhea at one point.

Richard: Wracked by diarrhea.

nerve-wracking and lastly through compromise and clever engineering Apple managed to pair the Mac price down to

nerve wracking, but I'm gonna try not to be crazy up in front of you.

nerve-wracking but um we're playing a blueg gross Festival in Colorado in the summer called T it's like Cadillac Sky

It was nerve-wracking because it was all of this preparation that I had put into all of these years finally coming into fruition.

Was it nerve wracking to be like, OK, I need to do my part to not interfere in some respects too?

And it was nerve-wracking to say it because this is, like I said, a big producer, and I was only 19 or something at the time, but I really

And it's nerve wracking to put your ideas out there, to put a business out there.

It was nerve wracking.

It's nerve-wracking, actually, that scene.

And I was wracking my brain, trying to figure out, how could she possibly make this mistake?

was nerve wracking for me.

It was nerve wracking, because at the time I got nervous.

Very nerve wracking, and I try not to do this very often, you look at back on those early segments it was mortifying, I was so nervous because it's very hard to do live television.

But he was wracked by insecurity, by doubt, by fragility.

So I wracked my brain for some ideas of what I could talk about here and eventually I just figured I would talk about the one thing that I actually know anything about which is my

it was very nerve-wracking to read for her after Clinton himself she was the most famous person I had ever been

It can be very nerve-wracking.

It was a very nerve wracking experience for me, because I make content recaps of top tournaments.

A lot of it is just wracking.

And that's a nerve-wracking feeling.

Because it's a little nerve wracking in a way, right?

It can be kind of nerve wracking, right?

It's been very nerve wracking, because I do want to create something that's authentic.

That must been a little nerve-wracking.

It's probably a little nerve wracking in that space.

And it was kind of nerve wracking.

So it was quite a nerve-wracking thing to do.

It's oftentimes a little nerve-wracking for a transgender person to out themselves for the first time, especially if they tend to just blend into the woodwork

And it's so nerve-wracking when you're new to the industry and you're cooking for the-- it's much more nerve-wracking than cooking for customers, actually,

So that always is very nerve wracking.

It was a little nerve wracking and at the end it was amazing to see how many men came up to me and particularly Indian men who were like, 'My inner girl thanks you, my inner

It's exciting and it's a bit nerve wracking.

I was saying to Jeremy it's a little nerve-wracking right now, because we're getting phone calls at our house from the Norwegian Nobel Committee.

It was just being bored and sitting there was nerve-wracking.

true that the 30 seconds before are nerve-wracking, and what you said about it being a path to perfection.

But some people find that a little nerve-wracking, and they'd rather have a lectern.

So for me it's always a little nerve-wracking to know that he's there.

Even though it felt scary, and nerve wracking, and uncertain, and with unclear ROI.

OK, this isn't nerve wracking.

And it's actually very nerve-wracking to me sometimes.

First pro game or first day on the set-- which one was more nerve-wracking?

So is that more nerve-wracking, or carrying the flag in the opening ceremony?

It's like nerve-wracking for a chef to put out a version that they're like, this is going to be better next week.

Was that a little nerve wracking for you?

At the beginning, it was nerve-wracking because I never knew how many of these interviews I would actually get.

This is nerve-wracking work.