Citations:rack

English citations of rack

• 2008 January, Peter D. Lax, "Mathematics and Physics", Bulletin (New Series) of the American Mathematical Society, volume 45, number 1, page 141,

  The 20th century was racked by a series of revolutions in physics, with profound influences on mathematics.

• 2007, E.E. King, "Dirk Snigby's Guide to the Afterlife", in, 2007, Steve Cohen, editor, Next Stop Hollywood: Short Stories Bound for the Screen, →ISBN [1]:

  Lucifer unconsciously racked his hand through his hair.

• 2020, Moneybagg Yo, Match My Fly

  I think I love you like I love them racks

• 1982 January 18, John Skow, “Games That Play People”, in Time‎^[2], page 54:

  Hank Ross, one of Midway's founders, got the idea of letting the clown [in an arcade video game] retrieve missed balls by kicking them back into the air. It was decided that on the easy first "rack," or skill level (some games have as many as 20 racks), the clown would get rid of balloons by popping them with a spike on his hat. But on the second level, the balloons would pile up on his head, so that successive balloons would have a shorter distance to fall from the top of the screen, and the clown would have to pedal faster to get to them. To identify racks as the game progressed, additional falling objects were introduced - flowers, hats and beach balls.