Sentences with word «wracking»

I think I am as nerve wracked with watching the tennis!

The concept of online dating attracts two types of individuals — people who are wracked with nerves over trying something new, and people who think that they know what they are doing.

I think it was a truly nerve wracking experience for most of us!

This is an exciting but also nerve wracking time for a new driver.

There are few things in life as potentially exciting and nerve wracking as getting that first job out of college.

Component pieces are scattered all over the space - station so hunting for them while evading enemies and the Alien can be very nerve wracking at times.

After going through the nerve - wracking process of searching for a quality used car online, I found myself at the Collection to test drive my top three... picks (all of which happened to be at the Collection... if that tells you anything about their inventory).

According to a study conducted by marine biologists of GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and Rostock University within the German research network BIOACID (Biological Impacts of Ocean Acidification), eutrophication — that is already known for its negative effects — and rising seawater temperatures could lead to a decline of the bladder wrack in the Baltic Sea.

This is often the nerve wracking part when it comes to local dating in Poole but if you are ready to make the next move then you will have no doubt already started to strike up a relationship with your compatible match.

It's always nerve wracking when meeting up with someone for a first date but a good way to give yourself an extra boost of confidence is to ensure your skin

In a film where Ramsay was pushing the boundaries of the viewer's relationship with her protagonist, she admits the first Cannes audience was the most nerve wracking moment of her career.

Cool the cake on a wire wrack for 20 minutes before slicing it.

First dates can be nerve - wracking enough without adding a really fancy venue into the mix.

«The visit to the vet was nerve - wracking because of the severity of Cady's injuries.

However, keep in mind that for first timers, this is a very nerve wracking thing to do.

Firefighters could not be more serious about protecting public safety and ensuring fair pensions,» FBU general secretary Matt Wrack said today.

In the first experiment, elevated CO2 concentrations did not show any effect on the bladder wrack at any season.

I became so as a young teenager (I did the born again experience at about 14, got progressively more conservative from there) and who was at one time so wracked with guilt over my «sin» and my evil nature that I was disgusted with myself to the point that I couldn't look in the mirror,

This was one of the dresses that made The Cut — the great, big nerve - wracking decision of what would come in my suitcase, and what would be relegated to the boat.

- New York Post «Rahimi, who teaches at the University of Kabul and is currently busy setting up a writers» centre and publishing house there, succeeds in his masterfully crafted novel in drawing the reader into the fortunes of a country wracked by war, atrocities and underdevelopment.

Especially on the nerve - wracking first date.

Experience high speed and nerve - wracking tension in a world of pure racing on waves so state - of - the - art you need to feel them to believe them.

The site and its corresponding app run on a clean, minimalist interface which makes it that much easier to get started on wracking up points for the leaderboard.

Prepare with answers to the 23 most commonly asked questions, and you'll be more likely to turn your nerve - wracking job interview into a smooth job offer.

Even if the Jones Act were to be waived, the question of how to rebuild a country still wracked by public debt remains.

Break the coconut candy from the ice trays then dip the bottom of each one in the melted chocolate and place on a wire cooling wrack.

I found that comical but it was nerve - wracking too because the music made it more intense and built it up

Searching for the quintessential resume writing service is actually a nerve - wracking task for many students.

For the two experiments, bladder wrack from the Kiel Fjord and smaller species of algae living on it as well as grazers like isopods, amphipods and periwinkles were introduced into the Kiel benthocosms — twelve experimental tanks, each holding a water volume of one and a half cubic meters.

It might not have been as exciting as some of the recent transfer windows but I would certainly prefer it this way than having a nerve wracking wait in the last few days.

Even worse, Bennie Trueba y Cela, the docent who grieved for me the most — that is to say, with the greatest display of wracking sobs — had given the mortuary a photo taken during an expedition that a group of us had made to Bhutan three years before.

They become less wracked by indecision when facing the classic moral dilemma in which one person must be sacrificed to save many; they reject out of hand what they perceive to be a ludicrous choice.

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)-- The leaders of Cyprus, Greece and Israel pledged on Thursday to work together to seize opportunities emerging from newly found offshore gas reserves in order to bolster stability and security in a region wracked by conflict.

During a recent visit to the University of Connecticut, I was interviewed by Bob Wyss, an associate professor of journalism, for a climate issue of Wrack Lines, the magazine of the Connecticut Sea Grant College Program.

Lawyers are constantly faced with nerve wracking situations.

The desire for control over fickle patterns of rain or snow has only increased in a world wracked by climate change — and spawned technologically wild ideas for how people can bend even the most powerful storms to their will.

Add to that the difficulty of picking an outfit that will be recognizable to (nearly) everyone but still shows some creativity, plus the whole comfort issue, and you're often left wracking your brains for ideas..

Newborns seem so tiny and fragile, and diaper changing can be an awkward and nerve - wracking event for those who are inexperienced.

It's unclear if it was shot down as it was flying over an area wracked by separatist insurgency.

It is doubtful whether it can at any early date be strong enough to end the wars which wrack mankind.

While my husband never once made me feel that my contribution in taking care of our kids — and our house — was any less than his, I felt wracked with guilt.

They don't foster animals at all so wonder where their volunteers are really wracking up the charges.

However, more often than not, they can be exceedingly nerve - wracking especially if you are meeting a perfect stranger!

It can be nerve wracking knowing how to approach people again and we've found people are more confident and true to themselves when they're in a calm and familiar environment.

You made it through what was likely a nerve - wracking interview process, and now you get to intern at a great company where you'll no doubt learn a lot about the field you hope to enter following graduation.