Sentence examples for as its cracked from inspiring English sources

(College graduation day: shudder. Nowhere as fun as its cracked up to be).

It's also not focusing on a specific category of shopping — which is probably a bit of a risk, being as its crack team of human Internet trawlers are going to have to grapple with all sorts of random and specialist requests (some of which presumably can never result in any kind of shopper commission if they can't be bought from a retailer the website has an agreement with).

But, the 74-year-old Capitol, headquarters of the governor and the State Legislature, may be closed longer as engineers and architects examine its cracked skull.

JOHANNESBURG — A Chinese ship loaded with armaments for Zimbabwe steamed into the port of Durban this week and set off a political firefight, putting newfound pressure on South Africa — and now China — to reduce support for Zimbabwe's government as it cracks down on its rivals after a disputed election.

And yet for much of the past few decades the City of Brotherly Love, founded by English Quaker William Penn in 1682, was a classic example of urban blight; its crime rate soaring, its monuments faded and its spirit as cracked as the Liberty Bell.

The modified form extends CAM to include various indenter substrate geometries as well as modifying its crack initiation parameter to include the effect of the bulk stress in the substrate.

Cracking other markets won't be quite as easy as cracking open the toy market.

Roger Radler, from High Wycombe, says FOBTs (Fixed-Odds Betting Terminals) are as addictive as "crack cocaine".

These recordings are higher fidelity than you expect and as cracked as the new world was going to be.

Cacao was first discovered in the Chiapas region of Mexico and Guatemala 4,000 years ago and was used as currency until its crack-like qualities were revealed.

As Hungary cracked down on its border policies this week, those seeking refuge in Europe made one last push before their route was altered permanently.