Sentence examples for cran of from inspiring English sources

It was hard for us to contain our admiration for the cran of the C.I.A. people who put Cubans into B-26s, especially since we had already provided Castro with T-33s, which are twice as fast.

According to our findings, there were more shock episodes in patients with CRAB than with CRAN of similar disease severity.

Four weeks old Wistar albino rats (weighing 65 95 g) of both sexes were obtained from the animal house of the Centre for research in Food and Nutrition (CRAN) of the Institute of Medical Research and Medicinal Plant Studies (IMPM), Yaoundé.

If you are not one of the sun-seeking stems craning out of the thicket of magazine-world Manhattan, this may raise an echoing question for you: Who is Leo Lerman?

There had to be smokers somewhere, clustered together in a stairwell or guest bedroom, or craning out of one of the giant loft's windows overlooking the Hudson.

The attendant craning of necks and the clunky sound of footsteps soon grew tedious.

A great rumble and a craning of necks told us that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh had arrived.

The whole thing — the wonder, beauty, craning of necks and searching of souls — was over from coast to coast in just 90 minutes.

Producers must have debated long and hard about the reappearance of their star's famous midriff and when the moment came, the mass craning of necks was rewarded with a palpable release of tension.

The driver craned out of his window and managed to read the name.

Ever since, Burning Hollow Road has been filled with television news vans and passers-by craning out of car windows.