Sentence examples for cracked themselves from inspiring English sources

"A couple of the little boys from one group performed a step routine, and they just cracked themselves up.

They're getting their hands mucky, turning out homemade fish fingers by dipping pieces of raw cod in beaten eggs they have cracked themselves, and then dredging them through breadcrumbs.

Kroll and Mulaney don't always play the characters consistently (when it seems like too much effort, they just play themselves) and they crack themselves up habitually.

8 P.M. (NBC WILLL & GRACE -- The live season premiere went well last September (the stars seemed determined to crack themselves up), so here's another live episode.

An intriguing case in point is InnoCentive, a virtual research and development lab through which major corporations invite scientists and engineers worldwide to contribute ideas and solve problems they haven't been able to crack themselves.

Often completing one another's sentences and cracking themselves up, they explained how the good, the bad and the ugly of their upbringing helped them make their names in show business.

Primarily because the cracks themselves aren't that big, and are often difficult to locate, proving that the noises are linked to cryoseisms can be quite difficult.

"Perhaps it's boat-rocking time in Mississippi," Mr. Bryant said recently, meaning that it's time for states like his to muscle the federal government aside and crack down themselves on undocumented immigrants.

The cracks sealed themselves as the Trieste rose into warmer waters and eventually broke through the waves, in time for two navy planes to zoom overhead and tip their wings in salute.

But it's not just out-of-staters: Vermonters, often people looking to fund their own drug use, will also drive down to the cities to pick up crack for themselves and make a profit.

"You O.K.?" Those chapped lips cracked open, reinjuring themselves for the sake of a smile.