Sentence examples for crunch over from inspiring English sources

But, in truth, it was inevitable that the protracted negotiations over EU accession would come to a crunch over farming.

"We had so much Cap'n Crunch over the next year it was amazing," he said, "and to this day, I still like Cap'n Crunch.

Britain faces a supply crunch over the coming winters as nuclear reactors age and coal plants are forced to close by 2025.

To crunch over broken stone and glass with Syrian troops for mile after mile around the old city, a place of museums and Mosques – the magnificently minareted Gemaya Omayyad stands beside yesterday's battleground – is a matter of infinite sorrow.

"There is not and could not be a female flâneuse," writes the art historian Griselda Pollock, while Will Self has declared the psychogeographers a "fraternity" of "middle-aged men in Gore-Tex … prostates swelling as we crunch over broken glass".

The Bank of England says it will provide £10bn in emergency funds to the UK's commercial banks in an attempt to ward off a worsening of the credit crunch over Christmas.

"You're crunched over like a hunchback".

Then, when the scared opponent reflexively crunches over to protect his head from the second half of a one-two, Golovkin will instead bang the flank with a heavy body shot.

I was in my late teens, an energetic ballet and swimming type, when one day without warning my back went into spasm and I found myself crunched over in agony.

"When I found the pilot, he was still strapped into his seat, crunched over like he was sleeping, some black hair falling from his skull," said Eulalio González, 49, the climber who carried Mr. Pabón's mummified body down the mountain.

In my experience, nothing suspends disbelief better than asthmatic wheezing and the audible crunch of over-exerted joints.