Sentence examples for crack something from inspiring English sources

Something is going to crack; something is going to explode.

(Did Gervais crack something similar at the Golden Globes?).

But it's a tough nut to crack, something that will take years to accomplish.

But in the meantime, he'd managed to crack something they'd been working on before their falling out.

Crack something cold, hang with us, and we will see you all in a short seven days.

When I first got with KC I actually showed him how to cook crack, something that I learned from watching my brother.

Give yourself a treat every time you feel you've cracked something.

Perhaps this trauma, combined with the later trauma of having many of his students die in the second world war, cracked something in my great-grandfather's psyche.

Meanwhile, there were reports of Theresa May's address to Conservative MPs being made all the more dramatic by the sound of her voice cracking: something conspicuously absent when she has talked about everything from the Grenfell Tower disaster to her role in the Windrush tragedy, but there we are.

After a few pantomime nods, Karin steps into a corner of the room, with her face aimed straight into the V, and presses against the dark wood of the walls so aggressively that she seems on the verge of cracking something.

Even if the timing was a coincidence (the chef and Mr. Fanucci say they had been talking about the transition for months), there was no denying that Mr. LaBan's review, which likened a quail dish to "a bird-shaped Bob Evans patty," had cracked something in a chef whose work used to represent "one of the chief glories of French cooking," as Craig Claiborne wrote in The New York Times in 1985.