Sentence examples for a crunch on from inspiring English sources
He's invested in companies like 500px, Appy Couple, and Moveline, to name a few, and while he doesn't see a Series A crunch on the horizon, he does see the pace of innovation rapidly heating up.
He could have been sent to the minors without complications, and because of a crunch on roster spaces, Agbayani seemed certain to be left out.
The sense that the media allowed itself to be taken for a ride by the Trump campaign in exchange for stellar ratings came to a crunch on 16 September in Washington DC.
DUBLIN — The pained debate over a $112 billion international rescue package for Ireland will come to a crunch on Tuesday when a politically weakened Prime Minister Brian Cowen goes to Parliament seeking approval for the harshest austerity program of any government in Europe.
Asked whether Daycare could cause a crunch on the supply and demand side, Hirschhorn said he doesn't foresee that as an issue.
It sells music, DVD's, games and other entertainment accessories, at a time when sliding house prices and a crunch on credit have left Brits thinking twice about splashing out.
Does he feel there is the so-called "Series A Crunch" going on right now?
Earlier in the day he had hit his first ball in Tests for four, a crunching on-drive.
To do a crunch, lie on your back on the floor with your knees bent and your arms crossed on your chest (or fingers laced behind your head).
Me: Now we're getting some real action, as Labour's Shabana Mahmood goes into a crunching woman-on-woman tackle with Tory captain Theresa May.
Banks and other lenders also started calling in loans or at least withholding new ones, inflicting a credit crunch on the broader economy.Is such a wrenching balance-sheet recession avoidable?
