Sentence examples for crunch off from inspiring English sources

You'll know they're done when you can roll them between your fingers and their legs crunch off, they are no longer squishy, and they taste very nearly like a toasted almond.

But Owings's night turned sour on the first pitch, a fastball that Reyes crunched off the fence in right-center field for a triple.

We're going to go smoke," and with that, the group crunched off into the woods.  .

He crunched off each shrimp at the tail stub; his mustache bobbed up and down as he chewed, grunting faintly with contentment.

For Brazil's big sugar companies the timing is perfect: the credit crunch set off a wave of consolidation in an industry that had been resistant to it.

The business had begun losing increasing amounts of money even before the credit crunch cut off the chance of further financing.

Someone representing a traditional Republican view, for instance, might echo the view that private equity tycoon Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone Group put forth in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece last year, and argue that new rules passed following the 2008 crisis might create another liquidity crunch, cutting off access to capital just when it's needed most.

Currencies went out of whack when the credit crunch kicked off.

These markets are highly geared toward world growth and the way of doing business before the credit crunch kicked off.

Untold trillions of dollars have gone into the shredder since the crunch kicked off, and unless at least some of it is put back into the system to re-prime it, it will take a decade or a major war to put it back.

Boone turned on a fastball, crunching it off the black wall beyond the center-field fence at Yankee Stadium.