Sentence examples for cranky design from inspiring English sources
Its images and quirky, cranky design return to the mind's eye long after the final credits.
Music composed and arranged by Joseph Vernon Banks; cranky design by Mary Blanchard; flats and sets pieces by Walter Gurbo; sound by Joy Linscheid and David Nolan; costumes by Alessandra Nichols and Ruth Muzio; props by Greg Ayers and Jeff Means; production director, Mark Marcante; assistant directors, Beryl Armistead, Baris Ger, Ian Gordon and Jason La Rosa.
Was it simply a case of a child getting cranky at an event designed for adults, or was Nori having a diva moment?
Isn't it unwise to draw conclusions about design flaws from a cranky corner or two of the Internet?
A taxi is usually either a prewar 80's cranky object or a postwar 90's Korean vehicle that's been designed to kerplunk three days out of four.
Its new space, designed by a renowned architect, is under construction in the neglected barn of a cranky widower named Percy Darling, a retired Harvard librarian who rails against his once shaggy town's transformation into a sleek, wealthy "enclave".
The bill is designed to be less onerous for the smallest food producers, but parts of the industry are decidedly cranky.
The big-time, big-game hunt is designed to appeal to coveted young male viewers and to occupy the young male president, who gets cranky if he is not allowed long diversions outdoors after brief policy sessions indoors.
ADJECTIVE Creaky or cranky.
