Wrack Sentence Examples

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  • He watched explosions wrack his planet until they rose high enough that the toxic dust storm he'd started marred the surface of the planet from view.

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  • The lowest quality of Riga flax is marked DW, meaning Dreiband Wrack.

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  • The dark areas are dominated by serrated wrack Fucus serratus.

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  • The Latin word alga seems to have been the equivalent of the English word " seaweed " and probably stood for any or all of the species of plants which form the C/assifl- " wrack " of a seashore.

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  • Ascophyllum nodosum (egg or knotted wrack) is a common brown seaweed which grows on sheltered rocky shores all around Britain.

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  • On exposed shores the bladder wrack can be found in the form Fucus vesiculosus linearis.

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  • The channeled wrack colonizes higher up the shore than the spiral wrack.

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  • The reason is that the serrated wrack grows very quickly, in a matter of months.

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  • Herbal remedies to improve thyroid function and relieve symptoms of hypothyroidism include bladder wrack (Fucus vesiculosus), which can be taken in capsule form or as a tea.

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  • Find a children's clothing retailer that offers free shipping with a certain amount spent and you can really wrack up the savings.

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