Sentence examples for a real crack from inspiring English sources

Brian Bedford's portrayal of Lady Bracknell was a real crack!

Brian McDermott, the Harlequins coach, said: " I thought we had a real crack.

Alas, your get-rich-quick scheme may not give you a real crack at corruption.

The England lads had a real crack at one of the toughest assignments in sport, and came up honourably short.

We lost a bit of what had made England good: the audacity and the tenacity of having a real crack at people".

A real crack at a campaign finance plan from Gore the reformed sinner is still better than W.'s empty-shell proposal.

This scene is a real crack-up, as is much of the first 20 minutes or so of "Friday After Next," the latest in the "Friday" series.

The numerical analysis of the obtained formulae showed that for small values of the electric flux the model of a completely permeable crack can be used for any real crack permeability's.

Modern life and 'the joy of sex' Not until after the Second World War did any real cracks begin to show in the Victorian moral code.

The proposed method links the two methods by a submodelling strategy in which the solution of a global finite element model containing an approximation of the crack is interpolated to a much smaller boundary element model containing a fine discretization of the real crack.

We also demonstrate the effectiveness of the suggested crack detecting and tracing algorithms through experiments on a real bridge crack inspection.