"crack in", "crack on" or "crack with"?
And the fact that animation hasn't really been cracked in the UK yet. |
Once in use the face will start to crack in horizontal lines across the grain. |
A divine interference is established which takes away all pain, be it back pain or crack in a bone. |
Narrowly defined, a cliffhanger is a climax cracked in half: the bomb ticks, the screen goes black. |
Currently the walnuts are contracted out to be cracked in Vietnam before returning to Australia to be sold. |
While cracking in the crucial moments of sets two and three, the ends, and losing them both 7-5, he pushed the fourth set to a tiebreak. |
One can find books with that characteristic layer of thick white glue that now, twenty or thirty years on, will crack in two at every point you open the book. |
With everyday use (and abuse ), t hese will last you for about 6 months or lo nger, until the soles start to crack in the middle, but I don't mind repurchasing. |
In general a WPA/2 attack can take up to several billion years to crack (thats no joke) however in recently a new security hole was found that allows new devices to be cracked in less then 10 hours. |
China needs to get cracking with its international investment. |
Sell him to Juventus, and let's get cracking with the new season. |
BB King was born in 1925 and so his voice has finally roughened and cracked with age. |
Their houses have already begun to crack with the impact of the dynamiting on the dam site. |
Ribs would be cracked with jokes by Igos, Lolo 1 (both of Wazobia FM ), MC Ice, Baba de Baba and many more. |
I immediately sensed something was wrong and thought that something had happened to my mother because his voice cracked with fear. |
Mr M is currently making me a new table yippee so I need to get cracking on tarting up the old chairs. |
I am eternally grateful to her for doing such an excellent job and I can't wait to get cracking on the next book with her. |
You don't get to spend the majority of your post calling people insulting names and then crack on those people for doing of all things name calling. |
Once Ray was nearing the deadline he put us in touch with the folks over at Castle Print, also in Galway, and we got cracking on negotiating the fee. |
Bake for about half an hour at gas mark 4 (180C) or until it's nicely cracked on top (and, if you are like me, until the edges are crunchy) and get it out of the oven. |
The thin-wall exhaust manifolds are prone to cracking at the flange where it bolts up to the head. |
And once we got going, it was only to be expected that they would crack at the seams under the pressure. |
Bobby Jindal (LA) finds his colleagues cracked for even considering the 2016 race this early in the game. |
Can you please help me for Blackberry handheld to be cracked for my friend? I just want to see if I can perform this one. |
And then? Welcome to your 50s, when those teeth that were drilled within an inch of their lives finally crack under the pressure, and they need to be pulled. |
Appparently the nose wheel strut is damaged and the fuselage was twisted and cracked as a result of the landing which was beyond 5gs. |
Alongside the release of Windows 8 last week, Microsoft also launched its Windows Phone operating system, as it continues to attempt to crack into the smartphone OS market with more success. |
The pips of green gage plums they cracked between their teeth for the kernels inside. |
Just drop it off of the edge of a kitchen table and it will crack before long. |
Helpful conditions at any stage and they have a chance, but if there's minimal assistance then they will certainly crack before India. |
Once you've cracked through the thin shards of sugar and got to the bounty beneath it's like licking flavoured silk sheets. |
Knots of young men in black leather jackets and baggy sweatshirts sell weed and crack to clients, many of whom drive in from the suburbs. |
If the blade started to show signs of cracking during this process, it was rejected. |
I think that may give it some toughness and reduce the likelihood of the glue joint cracking over time. |
Some 900 million tons of rock cracked away from the east face of Turtle Mountain, slamming into the town and earning Frank a place in history as the site of North America's deadliest rockslide. |
Some said there had been too much rain and the roof long cracked after years of stress gave way from water seeping in. |