Sentence examples for bit cracked from inspiring English sources

"Both Othello and Iago seem a bit cracked," he says.

Our gumshoes are so hardboiled that they become a bit cracked.

This is not a new charge: his late mentor, the socialist MP Tony Crosland, called him "just a bit cracked".

Was he joking, or a bit cracked, or something else?

However, Eno had not arranged the loop properly and the result was a strange, uneven beat that he compared to "a wheeled carriage that had one of the wheels a bit cracked" or "the way a camel moves".

Try not to moisturize your lips and let them grow a little bit cracked.

Then, about three minutes in, at the very end of the bridge, his voice rises a bit, cracks: "Oh, mama, please help me," he implores.

I especially liked the hand-cut pappardelle creamed with braised rabbit bits, cracked pepper, sharp green Picholine olives, tomato and fresh rosemary.

Its pop-up events space has become a platform for all manner of creativity, from a Body Talk party with electro DJ Ivan Smagghe to gatherings of A Bit Crack, which stages storytelling evenings.

Karlsson's is served in restaurants across the peninsula, often over ice with a bit of cracked pepper.

He criticised her posture, ordered her to have dental cavities filled and could appear horrified at so much as a bit of cracked toenail polish.