Sentence examples for crack discovered from inspiring English sources

Water with high amounts of radioactive iodine has been spewing directly into the Pacific Ocean from a large crack discovered Saturday in a six-foot-deep pit at the coastal plant north of Tokyo.

A visit to the apartment of Feodor Chaliapin, the world-renowned opera singer who left Russia in the early 1920s, features a painting of the singer that supposedly sustained a crack – discovered by Chaliapin's daughter at the moment the singer died in Paris in 1938.

The cracks discovered by Amtrak inspectors are often so small that they are invisible to the naked eye.

On 10 August 1999 hundreds of Chinooks around the world, including those used by the British armed forces, were grounded due to cracking discovered in the landing gear of a British helicopter during routine inspection.

It quietly served its purpose until a crack was discovered in 1944.

Mr. Lomma may have reaped the rewards of those protections last year after the crack was discovered in the crane turntable on West 46th Street.

A section of the main motorway link between Heathrow and London has been closed in both directions since last Friday after a crack was discovered in the Boston Manor viaduct.

The bridge is at the centre of a row in Scotland over who is to blame following its closure on 4 December after a 2cm crack was discovered in a truss under the carriageway.

For one thing, they say, the current bridges are already exceeding capacity, as put on vivid display when a crack was discovered on the double-deck I-64 bridge in 2011, closing it temporarily.

Bill J. Smith, president of claims and risk management for NationsBuilders Insurance Services, said that New York Crane had sent the damaged turntable to a welding company in New Jersey for repair after the crack was discovered in May 2007.

The investigation moved forward as insurers for the crane company acknowledged for the first time that the crane's turntable — the device that swivels at the top of the tower — was a rebuilt version of one removed from another construction project on the West Side last spring after a dangerous crack was discovered in a steel part.