Sentence examples for has a crunch from inspiring English sources

And the recording has a "crunch" to it, says Tom Skinner, a London-based session drummer: "That quality is appealing to beatmakers".

5/10 A cunning addition of millet and linseed (warning: store these out of reach of your budgie) means that the multigrain exterior of this egg has a crunch to it, but the artificial crunch of seeds, not crisp breadcrumb.

Fueled by Twitter and food blogs, the market has spawned a host of underground imitators in places like Washington and Atlanta, where about 1,000 people showed up for the first of a series of monthly Saturday night craves — and where Tim Ho, a young Taiwanese-American who cooks part-time, boasted that his jellyfish salad has a crunch he compared to "tendons and ligaments".

The greens have a crunch and a zip that make the dish soar.

We still want the cabbage to have a crunch to it.

So we certainly have a crunch going on in below-investment-grade credits.

And raw turnips have a crunch that makes them an apt stand-in for carrots in a dill-scented slaw like this one, shredded together with green cabbage.

Britain's male gymnasts had a crunch date with Olympic destiny after their poor performance in last year's world championships left them out of the qualification spots for London 2012.

Wales also have a crunch match at the end of the season against Euro 2016 Group B rivals Belgium on 12 June at Cardiff City Stadium.

For a long time the salty, savoury taste of "except" was familiar, but it had a crunch to it that didn't seem to belong, he says.

So because of this industry, factory-like approach we have a crunch on time, which robs us from a human connection.