Sentence examples for feel the crunch from inspiring English sources

The first asset class to feel the crunch was equities.

"We didn't feel the crunch of the curriculum".

You half expect to feel the crunch of autumn leaves beneath your feet.

You've spent time hiding in your wardrobe, just wishing that you'd feel the crunch of snow under your feet as you journey into Narnia".

He points particularly to the bounty that awaits those involved in refinancing hospitals, which he believes are only beginning to feel the crunch that has affected other businesses.

Now, in a moment of economic crisis, where the arts are among the first to feel the crunch of cutbacks, "without the banks we'd go underwater," Mr. Bellini said.

Feel the crunching beneath your feet as you step on the jagged carpet of glass and crushed bits of metal and concrete.

The schools have also felt the crunch.

Leslie Wexner felt the crunch in the late 1970's.

West Hartford has also felt the crunch of late arrivals, according to the school transportation director, Olivia Harry.

Teresa Lendzion, 28, whose husband's family sells a dozen varieties of apples and pears there, said they had felt the crunch of low supermarket prices.