Sentence examples for little cracks from inspiring English sources

I like that analogy of a plant that lives in little cracks in the street.

We wait for some slack between syllables — for little cracks in the great wall of talk — and shimmy in.

Many campus buildings had enough little cracks around their windows to amount to leaving a window open all year long.

"When a knife cuts into the plastic surface, little cracks radiate out from the cut," Professor Cliver said.

"I saw little cracks in the Lakers," Nuggets Coach George Karl said, "and somehow we've cemented those cracks back up.

Riders stared out windows cloudy with little cracks as a tinny mix of music spilled from headphones.

A little cracking is fine.

"There's a little crack," she admitted, "but you can barely see it".

I knew the injury was bad because I heard a little crack when it happened".

And it's a team that just looks for a little crack.

"But even now, sometimes if there's a little crack, people have to look in.