Sentence examples for cracker's from inspiring English sources

Whence the cracker's binding agent?

The idea for the cracker's explosive 'snap' came while he watched logs crackling in his fireplace.

Supposed heroes are often flawed, sometimes grievously: Cracker's Fitz, Jack Bauer, Dexter (he probably qualifies as all of the above).

Nor are my sympathies especially unbolted by Cracker's Manchester, Morse's Oxford nor The Shield's Farmington district of Los Angeles.

But ultimately, the terror started to take its toll, such that the sound our ears became most often tuned to, as keenly as a safe cracker's, was the click of the front door closing that announced his departure.

When JWT, Ritz's longtime agency, was handling the account, most Ritz ads stressed the cracker's functional attributes — it is durable enough to take to the beach and versatile enough for all kinds of toppings.

Maybe he had been taken to Mexico or North Dakota and been through things that would make life before he was six seem like a dream until, one day, a string of numbers would come back to him, like a safe-cracker's code to the past, and he would dial it.

Next month Bristol Old Vic will also tackle the play, but this week's Old Vic show is a cracker: Simon McBurney's study of the limits and possibilities of human consciousness, The Encounter.

But experts say that Cracker Barrel's stance has evolved, a sign that the movement's victories go beyond the big cities of the coasts and the Midwest.

Cracker Barrel's executives fought back, sending letters in which they called Mr. Biglari's assault "misdirected and misinformed," and said that his election would "result in the alienation of the board and management team".

The other big difference is Cracker Barrel's refreshingly novel strategic defense.