nervous wreck造句

I suppose he was what is called a 'nervous wreck.'

The next day, I was a nervous wreck.

Sucking up your social sect, making you a nervous wreck. To hell and back and hell again.

The apparent implication of that finding — that too much running makes an animal a nervous wreck — might seem disconcerting.

Being uptight and stiff before you hit the stage will translate in a strained voice and someone who is obviously a nervous wreck.

The Vice President confides in Kellerman, "God, I can't remember the last time I was this much of a nervous wreck."