Sentence examples for to be crack from inspiring English sources

According to the Star, Ford appears in the footage, "obviously impaired, smoking what appears to be crack cocaine and making homophobic and racist slurs".

Ms. Mauskopf said F.B.I. agents seized two handguns, material used to make and package crack, and an unknown amount of material believed to be crack and powdered cocaine.

A glass pipe containing what appeared to be crack cocaine residue was found on Ms. Bethea on Monday, the police said.

To state the obvious, with silent Shakespeare, you don't get 'To be or not to be', 'Crack, wind' or 'This rough magic we abjure'.

To work that quickly, he explained, a director needs "the holy trinity" — the director of photography, the gaffer, and the key grip — "to be crack, so you can just suggest a dolly shot and it's there".

The journalists Robyn Doolittle and Kevin Donovan, of the Toronto Star, and John Cook, the editor of Gawker, reported that they'd viewed a cell-phone video of Ford inhaling what appeared to be crack cocaine.

Thus, grains with a diameter comparable to that of a human hair, selected under a microscope to be crack-free and of the highest possible quality, have been found to be more concordant than cracked grains.

Amtrak's equipment problems grew today to include locomotives for slower trains that had not been affected by its suspension of the high-speed Acela Express service this week, and the railroad said the few Acela trains it had previously found to be crack-free were damaged, too.

A10 World Briefing A11 NATIONAL A12-15 Amtrak Equipment Trouble Proves Wider Than Acela Amtrak's equipment problems grew to include locomotives for slower trains that had not been affected by its suspension of the high-speed Acela Express service this week, and the railroad said that the few Acela trains it had previously found to be crack-free were damaged, too.

It's a case that still remains to be cracked.

That resilience now looks to be cracking by the day.