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Meanings of nerve-racking experience in English

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Usage of nerve-racking experience in English
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It must have been a very nerve-racking experience.
A duty to the dead
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But it was a nerve-racking experience even in the day-time when the eye could guide the foot.
A Maid of the Silver Sea
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Remembering my nerve-racking experience of maternity in the Borough I thought Stacpoole was rather talking without his book.
Captivity
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Wales will not have a more nerve-racking experience all tournament, with England millimetres from scoring through David Strettle in the right corner.
The Guardian
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I was first to be massaged, which entailed my having to leave a stranger playing fast and loose with my utensils - a nerve-racking experience.
The Guardian
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The great scene had to be taken over again- acostlyand nerve-rackingexperience.
Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest; Or, The Indian Girl Star o...
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"You must excuse my not rising," she said, "but I've had a rather nerve-racking experience, as no one knows better than yourselves.
The Radio Boys' First Wireless; Or, Winning the Ferberton Prize
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