Sentence examples for crack of all from inspiring English sources

The initial crack of all specimens occurred at the bottom of the beams below loading point.

Miles: This may be the toughest nut to crack of all.

Thermal cracking of all higher hydrocarbons and tars occurs due to temperatures in the cracking zone of up to 1000 °C, ensured via partial combustion of the raw gas.

There is face detection software and eye de-reddening software and the burst feature and somewhere in between the cracks of all that code is the capability to do what I just asked with one simple software update.

"I don't know why Terry's records aren't more popular because I think they're the greatest," says Byrne, who recruited Allen to co-write a song with him for the soundtrack of his film "True Stories". "Terry writes really good lyrics, very direct and funny and moving, but his songs fall between the cracks of all established formats.

The suspects included the main supplier of crack to the housing development -- who the police said worked as a teacher's assistant at a Park Slope middle school -- and the main supplier of crack to all of Coney Island, Mr. Kelly said.

Crack densities of all tested layups are analytically predicted and compared to experimentally obtained crack densities.

As absurd as Panama City can feel at times, it is certainly a lot of fun, too, and between the cracks of all the chaos, these mini-miracles are burbling through.

Despite being strapped for cash and barred from the big leagues, Tibetan soccer players still scramble to mucky training grounds at the crack of dawn all over India to play a game that rewards them with nothing but the tremulous applause of locals from their settlements.

The mad, pitch-perfect hilarity of it all is grounded in writer Lisa McGee's real tenderness for these characters she has let loose upon the Earth – there are moments of great poignancy and delicacy in the midst of the sheer raucous crack of it all.

He writes that "psychedelia" followed pointilism, depicting "the cracking open of all [its] perceptual and formal qualities".