Sentence examples for left to crack from inspiring English sources
Whether the roads and bridges you use every day are repaired or left to crack and rust.
In fact, we have had so many crackdowns it is amazing that there is anything left to crack down on.
"You Can't Say That!" wanders a bit with asides on Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's attempts to stop marches and exhibits by groups he finds offensive, on efforts in Congress to outlaw flag burning and on mainstream television's restrictions on profanity, before it gets down to Mr. Stossel's real subject: current tendencies on the once-permissive left to crack down on what it deems racism or sexism.
"The new government must make sure people aren't left to fall through the cracks and hurtling towards homelessness by preserving, if not strengthening, the frayed housing safety net to protect ordinary families desperately struggling to make ends meet".
There is enough of her personality left for her to crack us up with some bitingly honest commentary on how she sees the world, but the pain of watching her mind disappear is written all over the faces of the family who visit most days.
Drain the pecans and leave to cool before cracking.
While "The Wrestler" had a grittier documentary style attached to it, Aronofsky put Portman's character through just about the same amount of intense pressure, leaving Nina ready to crack at any moment.
Otherwise, the cabinets may partially collapse, leaving the granite to crack as it falls.
He left rugby to try to crack the NFL.
The run has been grueling for the two actors, who are onstage alone together for two and a half hours, leaving them barely able to crack wise, pine for the Old Country or drink six Guinnesses at a sitting.
Leave it to Paul Rudd to crack up an interviewer... with a bunch of farts.
