Sentence examples for not cranking from inspiring English sources

But when the shop was not cranking out large orders, it sat idle.

Unfortunately, the Professor's machine was not cranking out very much money at all that morning.

When "Birdman" is not cranking up the symphonies, it relies on a brisk, percussive score by Antonio Sanchez.

When she's not cranking easy laughs with pretend Freudian slips and jokes about willies, we're reminded what a deft comic she can be.

Clearly, FINA is not cranking back the clock entirely, but it is trying to get a real grip on the buoyancy issue, which has been the primary concern of most critics, while still giving the swimwear manufacturers some room to innovate.

Clad often in jeans, sports jacket and a baseball hat, Haney dabbles in documentary films when he's not cranking out houses.

Pleasingly, however, Tennyson's presence at High Beech does not crank the story as convention would dictate.

The responses included proposals that manufacturers not crank out so many models and rely more on software upgrades.

But Meterparel said that while "we do have our share of anxious callers, it's not cranked up to the level you would expect".

So when the formalities were over - and the touchingly warm tributes to Goggins paid - the Labour war machine was not cranked up, as it usually is, to concert volume.

Mainstream media, for all its faults, tended to not "crank out any old nonsense", he says, but the social media explosion diffused gatekeepers by allowing anyone to self-publish and upload content.