The phrase "a crunch over" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, but without further context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "After a long day, I enjoyed a crunch over my favorite snack while watching TV."
Alternatives: "a bite of" or "a snack of".
I believe the Series A Crunch is over because of discussions with many entrepreneurs at 106 Miles (a network of over 5,000 startup engineers and founders) as well as my own experiences as co-founder and CEO of Consumer Internet startup PandaWhale.
So I'm ready to make my next bold prediction: The Series A Crunch is over.
I'm just going to enjoy the fact that the Series A Crunch is over.
"You're crunched over like a hunchback".
Then, when the scared opponent reflexively crunches over to protect his head from the second half of a one-two, Golovkin will instead bang the flank with a heavy body shot.
I was in my late teens, an energetic ballet and swimming type, when one day without warning my back went into spasm and I found myself crunched over in agony.
Britain faces a supply crunch over the coming winters as nuclear reactors age and coal plants are forced to close by 2025.
On my way to the concert, I was feeling much cheerier about my age – nothing to make you feel more youthful than watching a sprightly 72-year-old bang out a two-hour set with the same energy he had 50 years ago (OK, so Dylan may have done a bit of leaning and his voice these days is not so much gravelly as the sound of a tractor crunching over a country drive).
A crunch moment approaches in the spat over junior doctors' pay.
The Bank of England says it will provide £10bn in emergency funds to the UK's commercial banks in an attempt to ward off a worsening of the credit crunch over Christmas.
