wracking造句

There’s nothing more heart-wrenching—and, let’s face it, sometimes nerve-wracking—than a wailing infant.

And in that moment, villagers started arriving, and wracking down bushes and saplings.

Lyushnya admits that this preternatural environment can be nerve-wracking, especially when he's the only one working the night shift.

The beak-nosed pot-bellied miscreant had a habit of breaking into a nerve-wracking cackle whenever the mood struck his flighty little brain.

In early 2008, she became ill with a fever and a wracking cough; tests determined she had TB, and further laboratory tests found it was MDRTB.

Homes, churches, shops; all are built within a huge collection of towering rocks that give the place a very odd and slightly nerve-wracking feel.