| He'd taken on the lonely, nerve-wracking job of service station attendant just to see what it offered. |
| It's a bit nerve-wracking, because you can really see the frill until after the neck edge is cast off. |
| It's pretty nerve-wracking to think that our efforts may have gone for nothing. |
| Graduate Fashion Week is a nerve-wracking time for students and tutors staging 31 shows which attract over 40,000 visitors. |
| The earliest drawings in the show were almost nerve-wracking to view, conveying the feeling of huge ideas having been forced onto a tiny stage. |
| Waiting to diagnose a suspicious lump can be nerve-wracking, and can give the cancer time to grow. |
