Sentence examples for have a crack at from inspiring English sources

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have a crack at this

having a crack at various job

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have a hole at

have a disruption at

The phrase "have a crack at" is a correct and usable part of written English.
It can be used to mean to attempt or try something, either literally or figuratively. For example, "He was feeling brave so he decided to have a crack at skydiving."

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I can't wait to have a crack at making them.

Independent

Perhaps Lai could have a crack at that next.

MIT Technology Review

Will Wossy have a crack at someone's granny?

The Guardian - Film

I'm going to have a crack at Everest".

The Guardian - Sport

Never been tempted to have a crack at fiction yourself?

The Guardian

"Hopefully this year we're going to have a crack at something," Fielding continued.

Independent

And she loves a Wide ball...she'll have a crack at anything".

The New York Times - Magazine

My mum had a hairdresser's and I thought, "I'll have a crack at hairdressing".

Independent

You can really have a crack at most veggies and some herbs as a microgreen.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Now WolframAlpha lets the wider world have a crack at it.

MIT Technology Review

I wondered, could the people of Europe just have a crack at fixing this?

The Guardian - Opinion

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have a fault at

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have a computer at

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have a future at

have a seat at

have a cavalcade at

have a supply at

have a chance at

have a lot at

have a winner at

have a laugh at

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