Sentence examples for to crack was from inspiring English sources

What began to crack was my belief in the illusion of my father".

First to crack was Coastal Path, his stamina proving porous in a far tougher examination than he had ever endured in France, where he had only run over two miles in small fields at a half-hearted gallop.

One that Merculite failed to crack was the August door lock, a rather more well known brand than the others (MasterLock notwithstanding).

"The hardest market to crack is the U.S.," he said.

I made the point then that the biggest issue still to crack is education.

Some people who become addicted to crack are unaware that it is made from heroin.

When the social structure starts to crack is when the dropouts and the delinquents and the crazies turn up.

"What we are yet to crack is a real differentiation in terms of how content is displayed.

The hardest nut to crack is high schools — we don't have a strong sense yet how to rescue them.

With all this progress, the toughest nut to crack is tuition.

It's about having the discernment to pursue those questions that, although they may be harder to crack, are crucial to getting a big paper.