Sentence examples for has just cracked from inspiring English sources

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation has just cracked £20m, the first film in the M I franchise to do so.

The Wombat Trail – as the National party's election campaign is known – has just cracked the big time.

The official would not speculate on what the European Union foreign ministers might do on Wednesday, but a number of them have already spoken about rethinking the bloc's aid program and relationship with a government so obviously dominated by the military that has just cracked down so violently.

I thought, "Oh my goodness — Bose stereo has just cracked the mystery of cinema!" The subject came up on Saturday at the Museum of Arts and Design, where I presented Jean-Luc Godard's "Vivre Sa Vie" and talked a little about its distinctive sound design.

He had "just cracked," Mr. Branch goes on.

Angelique Kerber The rapidly improving Kerber enters the French Open having just cracked the top 10 in the WTA rankings.

"At times it has been a bit disappointing, but as always I have just cracked on with it and seen what happens".

Well not if you've just cracked down on the admission of foreigners to British universities, with potentially disastrous consequences for the latter's funding.

Scientists may have just cracked a 700,000-year-old prehistoric mystery – what our ancestors looked like before early humanity split into the two different lineages that would become the Neanderthals and modern humans.

If they are based predominantly on sales of snacks and beverages, I should like to tell them that I am writing this while watching the match between the two guys who are not Murray, and have just cracked open a reassuringly expensive lager and a bag of top-of-the-range nacho cheese-flavoured tortilla chips.

The New New Thing had just cracked the New York Times bestseller list.