Sentence examples for crank by from inspiring English sources
'crank by' is not correct and usable in written English
It does not make sense in its current form and is not a phrase or saying.
Crank by Ellen Hopkins Kristina is a model teenager.
6. Crank by Ellen Hopkins Kristina Snow is the perfect daughter: gifted high school junior, quiet, never any trouble.
Yet he soon fell from favor, dismissed by some as an anti-Communist crank, by others as a nationalist anti-Semite.
He was dismissed as a lightweight and something of a crank by many academic philosophers, a rebuff he claimed not to mind.
Let's try that… You see where this is going… Drop is not the first book about teenage addiction; Junk by Melvin Burgess is the seminal YA novel about heroin addiction, there are multiple US books about meth: Crank by Ellen Hopkins, Tweak by Nic Sheff are examples.
Rather surprisingly, drummer Neal Peart emerges from the film as a kind of Morrissey for the Dungeons and Dragons set: aloof, mysterious, considered a poet by his fans and a rightwing crank by his detractors (he's famously a fan of the conservative's novelist of choice, Ayn Rand), he is given to writing songs about misfits getting a rough time from the cool kids in school.
And the films will be presented on a 1909 hand-cranked Powers Model 6 Camergraph Motion Picture Machine, restored and cranked by Joe Rinaudo.
Submerged, the craft was powered by propellers cranked by the operator.
Not surprisingly, no suitable motors could be found, so a propeller cranked by four men was again adopted.
In the late summer, the chilies are cooked at roadside stands and even in front of supermarkets, tumbling over a propane flame in a wire drum cranked by hand.
Like those two erstwhile candidates, Hull and Brooks are marginalized, shrugged off as extremist cranks by people like Gary Bettman, the commissioner.
