Sentence examples for have a crimp from inspiring English sources

Most of the time these wires have a crimp sleeve on them in residential homes.

If you have a crimping tool, go ahead and use that to dress it up a bit.

Note that the fiber raw material in the airlay process has a crimp on microscale which might affect the properties of the resulting microstructure.

The huacaya has dense fiber growing straight out from its body, and has a crimp effect.

In order for staple fibres to be spun into yarn, they must have a waviness, or crimp, similar to that of wool.

The vacancies there, which brokers say could easily fetch $60 million to $70 million a year in rent, have put a crimp in the cash flow for the building and Mr. Solow's multibillion-dollar empire.

These expanding interests have put a crimp on the academy both physically and fiscally.

Regulations rolled out since the 2008 financial crisis have put a crimp in deal-making, Wall Street's traditional expertise.

Several years of balmy temperatures have put a crimp in the fire company's coffers here in the "Home of the Famous Ice Watch," as proclaims a sign along Route 7 on the western bank of the Housatonic south of Kent village.

Barron Hilton may well have put a crimp in the party lifestyle of his famous granddaughter Paris — and in the plans of his 22 other grandchildren — when he announced last week that he would donate nearly all of his $2.3 billion fortune to the Hilton family foundation.

High gas prices, rising food costs and a weak jobs market have put a crimp on the retail sector.