Sentence examples for is cracking with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is cracking with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is filled with or bursting with a particular quality or characteristic, often in a lively or intense manner. Example: "The party is cracking with energy and excitement as everyone dances and enjoys the music."
As it ages, it is cracking, with problems like system overload, understaffing, misrouted calls and bug-ridden databases leading to unanswered calls and dangerous errors.
In Georgia, the old order is cracking, with Atlanta, a symbolic city, already gone, and politicians who seek statewide offices hungrily eying the Negro vote And the Governor of Mississippi, Paul Johnson, whose racist rhetoric in the past was more offensive than Wallace's, has lately been trying to pass himself off as a moderate.
And what a voice it is: cracked with sorrow, bristling with quiet rage.
Voters are wondering whether Germany's vaunted rule of law is cracked, with the powerful able to play by different rules.
The end result, presented at the table, is cracked with a hammer, and the salt shards form a decorative bed, like white stones in a garden.
For the past few years the grin on the old girl's face may have been cracking with the strain, but now she has good reason to look genuinely ecstatic.
With the thumb of your other hand on the finger you're going to crack, hold the hand you're cracking with your other hand.
Brown rice grain was cracked with a razor blade, and the cracked surface was coated with gold for 90 s using a vaporizer (IB-3, EIKO, Tokyo, Japan) and subjected to a Scanning Electron Microscope (JSM6510LA, JEOL, Tokyo, Japan).
During his interrogation, his sternum was cracked with a baton and with fists.
The tiles' glassy coating can still be cracked with the push of a fingernail.
Instead, he said the case was cracked with information shared across the Straits of Florida and coordinated by Mr. Sanchez of Movimiento Democracia.
