Sentence examples for a fair crack of from inspiring English sources

Most public figures, not excepting Corbyn, get a fair crack of the whip somewhere.

"I didn't get a fair crack of the whip," claimed Huddlestone.

It's only quotas that will give British films and distributors a fair crack of the whip.

I'm going to get a fair crack of the whip here.

She deserves a fair crack of the whip, though, a chance to turn things round.

With the same promise, too: everyone gets a fair crack of the whip.

Using punk attitude as a segue to talk about blonde hair, Debbie Harry had a fair crack at stripping it of its impotence and ridicule.

There is an element of ill-discipline but I believe we are not getting a fair crack and I was astounded by the award of the last penalty.

God alone knows how this Ryder Cup is going to end, it's a textbook definition of ebb, and also a fair crack at the word flow.

Will onshore wind get a fair crack?

Growing wealth inequality, they said, meant that few in America had a fair crack at life.