Sentence examples for going to crank from inspiring English sources

"Every day," he said, "I'm going to crank up the speed a little bit".

Google's going to crank this up.

"The level of competition is certainly going to crank up and expect bigger tricks than we've ever seen before on the global stage.

One, Bill O'Reilly's going to crank up some of that ol' FOX NEWS PORN.

But not having one is going to crank up the difficulty setting of your stay.

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We're probably going to have to crank it up a gear".

So we're going to have to crank up the intensity in training and hit the ground running against South Africa.

You're also going to need to crank up the volume for it to really bother you, too.

The Bad Because the Audio Bones sit in front of your ears and not in them, you're going to have to crank up the music.

"Temperatures go down into the single digits, and people are going to start cranking the kerosene heaters".