Sentence examples for temptation to crack from inspiring English sources
Those in power have to resist the temptation to crack down on dissidents.
But can Iowans embrace a candidate who genuinely can't resist the temptation to crack a joke?
Alas, one day Ronald gets a bump on the head and not only remembers who he was, but completely forgets noble Greer -- who then takes a job as his secretary, hoping that someday, somehow, he'll recognize her, and stoically resisting the temptation to crack him one on the noggin to speed the process along.
Maybe if it were limited to Apple stores on launch day, but it's crazy to think that the employees at some of the one-or-two-people-per-shift AT&T shops could fight the temptation to crack open the boxes and fire off pictures to everybody they know.
"Those in power have to resist the temptation to crack down on dissent.
She tried a number of drug treatment programs, she said, but none worked because the temptation to return to crack always won out.
Resist the temptation to check the rice.
Something to celebrate Why phones are replacing cars No democracy please, we're shareholders Mission not yet accomplished Dangerous data ReprintsNo time for backslidingThe Americans need to isolate the worst areas, namely Fallujah and Najaf, patiently picking off the insurgents and resisting the temptation to use sledgehammers to crack some admittedly tough nuts.
Sometimes, he said, he feels the temptation to go back to crack and is afraid to spend too much time alone in a room, fearing that his depression will return in such a setting.
Literature tends to crack them.
