Sentence examples for able to crank from inspiring English sources

He should be able to crank out at least one more season of 30 homers and a.375 on-base percentage.

"As inflation fades, Asian officials — and above all Chinese — will be able to crank the stimulus dial one more time, and lift growth into year-end," Mr. Neumann said.

That ISG has been able to crank up its own production to meet demand is due partly to its having recently also bought two other American companies: Weirton Steel and Georgetown Steel.

In 1998 the Cardinals had a mediocre record and McGwire was able to crank away, producing 70 homers while Sammy Sosa, whose Cubs struggled into the postseason, whacked 66.

Within an hour Murray, loosened but still not able to crank up his serve into a threatening weapon, was stroking the ball to all parts as Nieminen disintegrated in the face of Murray's extraordinary will.

Its 34,000 square metre modular manufacturing facility in Mobile is lean and efficient: rather than building ships keel-up, in the traditional manner, it builds in an assembly-line fashion that will eventually be able to crank out two JHSVs and two LCSs each year.

The G8 is similar to a great stereo system in that it's defined at low volume levels, yet able to be cranked up without distortion.

With the massive influx of cash, Atrium will be able to develop more internal tools it can use to crank out client work faster than its traditional competitors.

Enough power, at any rate, to crank a titter, which some comics will never be able to resist.

How to crank up a car window.

After some work it starts to crank... and boy does it crank.