Sentence examples for crease without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "crease without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically describes the action of creating a fold or wrinkle in an object without the use of an outside force or tool. Example: She was able to crease without using an iron, just by carefully folding the fabric over and pressing down with her fingers.
This time it's John Starbuck at the popping crease: "Without even the prospect of a Broad-Swann century partnership (frail though that prospect be) it's no use.
Shanahan declined to suspend Lucic, who crashed into Miller, as the goalie came out of his crease, without making an effort to skate past him.
Fraser cited Rule 69.1 on goaltender interference, which states that "a goalkeeper should have the ability to move freely within his goal crease without being hindered by the actions of an attacking player".
The goal was disputed; at the time, the league had a rule forbidding an offensive player from being in the crease without possession of the puck, as Hull seemingly was.
Post lunch, it became attritional and fractious as first Dilshan and Kumar Sangakkara, avoiding his king pair, dug in and England strangled the life out of them so that 55 runs came in 29 overs for the wickets of Dilshan, controversially, and Sangakkara, in such straightforward fashion that he marched himself from the crease without prompting, both to Swann.
I have always said that if you showed me any batsman at the crease, without revealing his face or team colours, I would be able to tell you within an over which country he played for.
The paper has mechanical properties that lend it to folding and creasing without falling apart, and yet allow it to be torn easily.
The cardboard should be sturdy enough to stand upright when held from the bottom but flexible enough to bend without creasing.
Low back pain defined as, but not restrictive to, pain and/or stiffness between the lower rib and buttock crease with or without leg pain.
Like origami, in which paper stretches only at the creases, pollen grains deform at the apertures "so the rest can fold without stretching," she said.
Her efforts include a lightbulb-shaped "Sleeve Smoother" for ironing sleeves without a crease, a battery-operated heated ice cream scoop, and a grease-fire detector for frying pans.
