Can't I just have some crackers?" "No, Trevor, I'm fixing tacos".
"It had some Cracker Jacks in it, added a little baseball flair to it.
He's had some crackers like Harry Redknapp at Portsmouth.
I don't know if it's ever truly appropriate to say it unless you're having some crackers as a snack with some Whiz from a can.
So if you dig into the bag and pull out a handful, you would say, "I have some pieces of Cracker Jack".
My grandmother had a morning ritual: She'd wake up around 6 a.m.; have some variation of coffee, crackers and sausage for breakfast; and then watch the Channel 4 news.
Features is my favourite strand of radio, and there have been some crackers this year, most notably Heel, Toe, Step Together (December, Radio 4), a tenderly composed programme about an unlikely dancing friendship.
I'd love to be in an in-crowd, and there have been some crackers – Russell Norman's Polpo (Bloomsbury) is, like the restaurant, Venetian in intent but never so hung up on authenticity that it forgets to be enjoyable.
"One of the worst I've ever seen and I've seen some crackers in Scotland," he said.
I think that's the loveliest quote of the festival - and there've been some crackers.
