The phrase "to crack over" is not a commonly used expression in written English.
It is possible that it may be used in some informal or colloquial contexts, but it is not considered standard or formal language. An example of the phrase in use may be: "I asked him how to open the safe, but he just looked at me and said, 'You'll have to crack it over yourself.' I had no idea what he meant."
Mr. Weiner favors plaster moldings, saying they do not expand and contract with humidity and cold and are thus less likely to crack over time.
There are also clubs for ghost-hunting, chess and gays and, naturally, a puzzle sheet for the spooks to crack over breakfast, entitled Kryptos.Yet Mr Snowden's revelations have caused additional perspiration in the doughnut, because they have been deeply compromising.
"I was happy, because that's a tough lineup to crack over there," he said of the Phillies.
A senior Bush administration official said last week that the administration expected Mr. Sharon's coalition to crack over the withdrawal plan, forcing him to recruit Labor and Mr. Peres and possibly restart talks with the Palestinians.
But Halfpenny got straight back to his feet to crack over a huge 40-yard penalty as Wales regained the slender lead.
Cleaning products that are not designed specifically for leather can strip away the leather's natural oils, causing it to dry out and crack over time.
The aging process does not appear to play a major role in the generation of large domain ordered mesostructures but makes the films more robust and less prone to cracking over time.
The one downside to cementitious waterproofing is that it doesn't have any elasticity, making it prone to cracking over longer periods of time.
"Then she tells me to crack it over toast".
Probe design aims to crack inspection over flat surface, especially suitable for micro-defect detection on high density bare PCB.
Bell (14) spooned a catch to mid-off trying to crack Nathan Coulter-Nile over the top, then Stokes pulled to midwicket for a duck.
