Sentence examples for need to crank from inspiring English sources

Chip makers order such equipment about six months before they need to crank up production.

Then the pilots would need to crank a wheel to correct whatever problems had emerged.

This is a place where we need to crank it up all the time and keep the pressure on.

Just four from that over and England may need to crank things up over the next five overs.

Even if Mr. Slater's machine did make the perfect wave, to be marketable at a public park it would need to crank them out in rapid succession.

It threatened to sink poor Sporting Gijón: they waited 11 years to return to primera and didn't so much face an uphill start as the need to crank an Austin Metro into gear on the Eiger.

He was in tax trouble, he explained, and needed to crank something out quickly.

So during her long hours writing at home, author Sarah Waters needs to crank up the heating pretty high.

Short term, this economy needs to crank up faster than productivity increases in order for somebody to find a job".

If ever fashion needs to crank up the laugh track, it can always consult the program notes designers concoct to explain their inspirations.

If the men had been outstanding, learning and improving match by match, then the women, at a time when they needed to crank their game up a notch or two, were for three-quarters of their game, dismal.