Sentence examples for street cracks from inspiring English sources

As the librarian spoke, he clicked through headlines cast in scarily large type: "European Stocks Crumble" and "Street Cracks Further".

I saw the street cracks and darkness and figures moving like shadows in front of car lights and brightly lit restaurant windows as though I knew them because they were as real as the figments of Paul's ambition and imagination.

He fell back into the street, cracked his head and spent a month in the hospital.

A brick office building on Komsomolskaya street cracked like an egg one September morning in 2009 and stands empty to this day.

Officer Wesley Jackson's last stop for the day was a modest white bungalow on a dead-end street cracked dry by the Nevada desert sun.

He gave billions to Wall Street, cracked down on illegal immigrants getting health care, and he's sending 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan.

Before Tuesday night, when busloads of officers raided 545, 546, 550 and 552 West 146th Street, crack customers waited on the sidewalk, where members of the gang would allow a few at a time to cross the street and make their buys, the police said.

If everyone stopped snorting cocaine in London, the street crack and heroin trade would likely carry on regardless, because it generates enough cash to warrant the importation of huge amounts of cocaine independently of the snorting trade.

Along Navy Street and Flushing Avenue, two main bordering streets, cracked sidewalks skirt high brick walls and barbed wire.

At the same time, the religious police are often deployed on the streets, cracking down on those with "bad hijab" or arresting those who defy the rules.

"Spanish words advertising fast food chains / Line the dirty streets, cracking in the heat".