Sentence examples for cracks in that from inspiring English sources
But the cracks in that strategy are starting to show as Germany reconsiders its welcome for refugees, and the onset of cold weather has brought not the expected fall in the number of travellers but an increase in desperate journeys.
The cracks in that branch, which was completed in 1944, have caused chronic flooding in the Ulster hamlet of Wawarsing.
"Should you get cracks in that, I think that's disturbing for the recovery and for earnings," he added.
What's unique is that the players are joining in, and we are not used to seeing cracks in that wall.
Yet they are likely to persist — little cracks in that big jet's runway, particulate matter in its fuel — and we ignore them at our peril.
Politicians insist that urgent and widespread action can yet prevent the worst of global warming but the cracks in that argument have been showing for some time.
Dove put a crack in that veneer.
City would surely have cracked in that time.
A crack in that edifice could bring down the Syrian regime even without intervention.
"There won't be many athletes who will get through the crack in that door.
"There wasn't a big crack in that window to do what he needed to do".
