Sentence examples for can only crack from inspiring English sources

He's soon up 30-15 and then moves further ahead as he draws Verdasco forward and the Spaniard can only crack a forehand into the net on the run.

But even with its massive speed, it can only crack the surface of that problem.

I want to be harder, better, faster and stronger; I want Dinklebot to cower in my presence rather than charging me with defending the perimeter while he fucks about with whatever archaic technology he can only crack once I've slaughtered a hundred Fallen.

The word "timesucryptict took on a whole new meaning.

When I told him the confusing cipher I'd been using to generate passwords that can only be cracked inside my amazing brain, he very kindly shot down my system as confusing, stupid, and not very secure.

In fact, the stress wave can only initiate limited cracking and crushing of the rock near the borehole which would not exceed more than several hole diameters (Kutter and Fairhurst 1971).

See, Jack's had a phrase implanted, an activation code, and on seeing or hearing it, he will begin a rampage that can only end in cracking pop's skull open with a golf putter.

Strain increments can only identify the crack existence, but the real size of cracks cannot be determined by the strain values.

It really only cracks the surface".

The Rev Dr Sam Foley, writing in 1694, described the rocks: "We found none square, but almost all pentagonal, or hexagonal; only a few had seven sides; and many more pentagons than hexagons; but they are all irregular… They always lie as close as possible for one stone to lie on another, so that on the outside of the pillars you can only discern the crack that joins the two stones".

PAGE A17 national CRACKING DOWN ON GUN SMUGGLING To Battle Violence in Mexico The increase of guns flowing into Mexico from the United States, which is fueling some of the worst drug violence there in years, can only be stopped by cracking down on smugglers the way federal authorities hobbled the Mafia, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said.