Sentence examples for has to crack from inspiring English sources

In fact, that's why Goodell has to crack down.

It shows well the kind of nut the archæologist has to crack when cromlechs are studied astronomically.

"The truth is," she wrote in 1883, "that every Jew has to crack for himself this hard nut of his peculiar position in a non-Jewish community".

To help fulfil this lofty ambition, Cooper says Radio 1 has to crack two key problems: distribution of content and measuring success in the modern digital world.

"The next government has to crack down on junk if obesity is to be halted and the NHS not brought to its knees.

He recalled his mother dying of cancer at age of 53 because insurance companies would not pay up, and said that the government has to crack down on them.

We have to crack that".

He had to crack him again.

"We have to crack that code".

"Yes, you have to crack down on abuse.

Twitter has become so popular among players that the league had to crack down.