Sentence examples for be allowed to crack from inspiring English sources

It's true that Charlize Theron gave an exceptional performance as serial killer Aileen Wuornos in Monster (2003) but it remains very unusual for Hollywood actresses to be allowed to crack their own patina of glamour.

In this approach, the component will be allowed to crack in predefined paths which have more likelihood for propagation.

I also made my case that I should be allowed to crack open my desktop to install a second graphics card and add more RAM, all at my own expense.

The production is flashy, noisy, and, when Neil Simon's book is allowed to crack wise, sometimes funny.

Here are some worthy discoveries that shouldn't be allowed to slip through the cracks.

Smaller organizations, such as the Lower Midtown Orchestra, shouldn't be allowed to slip through the cracks.

Anyone familiar with football instantly knew that a harsh comeuppance was in store, as coaches are not allowed to crack a celebratory smile until Week Fifteen, at the earliest.

Around Havana, there were only a few of the old declamatory billboards, and those which remained had been allowed to peel and crack.

The "Crackle Paintings" appear to result from the application of a monochrome base color -- blue, green, red, black, etc. -- followed by a second, different monochrome layer that is allowed to shrink and crack in the manner of a ceramic crackle glaze, only on vastly greater scale (the paintings range in width and height from 60 inches up to more than 90 inches, respectively).

Delroy Denton, for example, was left free to brutally rape a 15-year-old schoolgirl and murder Marcia Lawes, slashing her throat 18 times; and Eaton Green was allowed to continue dealing crack cocaine and committing armed robbery.

Then to account for the effect of LCF cycles, the elastic domain is allowed to evolve when crack tip plasticity occurs.