Sentence examples for having to crack from inspiring English sources

You'll barely notice you've learned something without having to crack open a single crusted-over container of paint.

Tucked behind Lincoln Center, it is seen as the place pushy stage mothers and chain-smoking managers send their child stars so they can continue their careers without having to crack a book.

"Bold and fearless procrastination... got the pile winnowed from 402 down to under 50 by others without my having to crack a single spine," Kinsley writes in a column for Slate, the online magazine he founded, describing how he waited until other judges had narrowed the field before attacking the stacks of titles piling up at his home.

"But I was lucky enough to survive thanks to some wonderful people". The doctor and paramedic carried out CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), with the doctor having to crack his ribs.

"Statistics," she said, as if she's still angry about having to crack that book open.

We have to crack that".

He had to crack him again.

"We have to crack that code".

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

"Yes, you have to crack down on abuse.

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