Sentence examples for seem to crack from inspiring English sources
"I just couldn't seem to crack him," said Taylor.
But despite this, few companies seem to crack the code.
All seem to crack out or work their way out in time.
These were films, to borrow a wonderful phrase from the critic Robin Wood, which "seem to crack open before our eyes".
The Matrix uses computer graphics to create martial arts that seem to crack the world apart; Die Hard focuses on improvisatory, barefoot mayhem.
Whether Santos' luck carries it through or they remain star-crossed when it matters most, Monterrey is a force to be reckoned with — a team that does not seem to crack in big games.
The arrests come amidst US prosecutors seeming to crack down on Venezuela being a 'transit zone' for narcotics.
She had thrown more than 45m in practice but seemed to crack when it came to the competition proper.
That seemed to crack open that quarter of the draw for third-seeded Andy Murray, who faced no trouble in his first two matches.
The president's public lobbying seemed to crack through the solid Republican opposition this week when a prominent conservative, Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma, urged his party to seek such a quick deal with Mr. Obama extending middle-class tax cuts.
In your own neighborhood, it's a simple utility; farther than home, it seems to crack doors open that might otherwise be passed by, giving personality and accessibility to the surrounding blocks.
