Sentence examples for has been crunch from inspiring English sources

"The whole thing has been crunch time," Ms. Doyle said.

If the last decade has been a boom time for specialty cocktails, it has been crunch time for the mixologists who label them.

Amadeus, one of the giants in aviation reservation systems, has been crunching some mighty numbers.

He is a businessman and he knows the gate has been crunched by economic realities.

Yes, tourism has been crunched, but that means Egypt is now "a good bargain" that has attracted travellers from Germany, Italy, Russia and Jordan.

It's instructive to see how his account has been crunched and compacted into the screenplay for "Bridge of Spies," which is by Joel and Ethan Coen, in consort with Matt Charman.

But the "global marketing and technology agency" DigitasLBi has been crunching the numbers from the headliners' sets at Worthy Farm, looking to see how Twitter users responded to them.

The misogi crew has been crunching some numbers and, assuming members can maintain an ascent rate of twenty seconds per floor, they could climb the equivalent of Mount Everest in under fourteen hours.

The University of Oregon's Iain Pardoe has been crunching the numbers for the past 30 years ad has come up with a statistical model that predicts in four major categories.

11.13am: Our banking expert, Jill Treanor, has been crunching the latest data from the Bank for International Settlements to try and work out how much the Greeks owe to overseas lenders: The data runs to the end of 2009 and shows that about $240bn£158bnbn) is owed overseas.

Ian Reynolds, the chairman of Kingston Hospital, who has been crunching the figures for the CMI, is clear.