A few moments of painful brain wracking gave me a tentative plan.

But something about the wracking, animal sound impelled him forward without due caution.

But the very disorganization of the process was somehow more nerve wracking than military precision would have been.

Chills overwhelmed her, and so did a wracking cough but the sickness was good.

Once she was erect, before speaking, she made her peace with the wracking in her body.

He coughed, a great wracking of torn tissue.

Big wracking, baritone sobs.

At that moment, too, the red- robed mage began to cough - a wracking, choking cough that doubled the man over the table.

Sweet nothingness, anything was better than this wracking, tearing uncertainty, any horror preferable to the wrenching dreadfulness boiling uncontrollably in its Mind.

He laughed again, an almost noiseless wracking of his exhausted shoulders, and there was the hint of delirious raving in his voice now, though the words were still rational.

The Spiritual Exercises which he evolved for his first Jesuits was intended to induce a conversion, which could be a wracking, painful experience as well as an extremely joyful one.

The shouts of the men mingled with the pig-grunts and the odors of the black mist, and there was terror and confusion and great wracking and rending of the Hurot Hall.

Chapter Eight A LOUD, WRACKING COUGH sundered the silence of the examination tent, and a thin, naked man shook uncontrollably on the metal table.

"I am Michel de Notredame, a drunken fool to admit the fact even now, when you might be here on any-" But Roger Sidney from 2211 was laughing, a wracking that shook him in convulsions, harshly soundless.

Wrack was released by Kettering at the end of the season.

But see that your mates stay out of the Wrack and Ruin.

Everyone seemed ready to go home, though whether to their own places or the Sea Wrack was a matter of age and temperament.

"We're off to the Wrack and Ruin for a bit of fun."

Sea Wrack - song for low voice and piano (1905)

The gamble in buying the Space Wrack had paid off short-term.

Perhaps she'll be good enough to enlighten us when she comes aboard to discuss the Wrack."

"We have a potential buyer for the Wrack."

Wrack is the common name for several species of seaweed in the family Fucaceae.

In 2008, Lee finished writing his second novel,Wrack and Ruin.

Oh yes, this night something deadly was coiling here at the Sea Wrack, make no mistake about it.

Now it's time for Wrack 'n' Ruin to start their afternoon practice session.

"If you are satisfied, perhaps we could discuss the Space Wrack instead of delving into my uninspiring history."

"He also complains your berserks caused a disturbance last week at the Sea Wrack tavern."

Also open to the public are the Wrack Woods, due south of Duff House.

He is currently composing sound and music for the game Wrack (formerly Last Bastion).

Ships like the Space Wrack were easily found on the star- lanes he usually traveled for those with the credits to pay for them.

- You'll want to inspect the Wrack?"

Unfortunately, Wrack sees into Turlough's mind and is about to sentence him to walk the plank.

And so he continued on alone toward the Sea Wrack and the docks under the bright twilight, called here the violet hour.

Then, eyeing the Twain more particularly, "Tonight stay away from the Sea Wrack."

Then down Wrack Street.

The Wrack of the Storm (1916)

The filly came in third following Glade and Petee Wrack.

The Wrack and Ruin.

God, he had wracked his brain trying to remember her last name.

She'd been wracked with tension for weeks now; so had everyone here.

She wracked her brains for an answer all the way to class.

His hands were wracked with pain as they worked the controls.

Pain such as she had never known wracked her through the burning.

You spend an hour wracking your brain for her name.

He wracked his brains, and came up with a long shot.

You see women who had been wracked with arthritis now able to stand up.

Ray is still wracked with guilt over the boy's death.

Despite this, the conference was wracked by scandal in 1951.

Wracked with guilt, the two return home, their relationship taking a turn for the worse.

If he did, he'd have to acknowledge the pain that wracked his whole body.

She wracked her brain for some way to convince the others that the idea was wrong.

Wracking her brain, Eve tried to think of the right approach.

Minutes passed, and he wracked his brain for some other means of escape.

He held there above her, and a shudder wracked his body.

She had been wracking her brain all afternoon, coming up with very few ideas.

He wracked his brain and tried to think of someplace she might like.

"Let him stay up all night and wrack his brain.

They traveled at a pace which must have wracked her.

His body was wracked with spasms he could not control.

It took a moment to assimilate, wracked as he was.

With pain wracking his features, he looked up into Kirk's eyes.

He knew that each night she was wracked by convulsions.

Both plants also have been wracked by enormous pollution problems.