Sentence examples for to crest from inspiring English sources

Sentence The phrase "to crest" is not traditionally used in English, so it is not considered to be correct and cannot be used in written English.

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to crest

noun

A tuft, or other excrescence or natural ornament, growing on an animal's head; the comb of a cock; the swelling on the head of a serpent; the lengthened feathers of the crown or nape of bird, etc.

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They're just about to crest this hill.

The river is expected to crest late Tuesday at Davenport.

A wave has height — the distance from trough to crest.

It is expected to crest again in mid-April.

(They would measure them from back to crest, giving a smaller reading; nowadays, they're sized front to crest by camera, using the surfer for scale).

Shelf-life is always short when you're trying to crest a wave.

Hakim worked the songs to crest after crest, with his clarion voice arcing above the band.

The foremost was Procter & Gamble, which makes everything from Pampers to Crest to Tide.

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e The EIA crest-to-crest latitudinal width in degrees.

The crest-to-crest width becomes smallest before the crests disappear at 00 01 LT.

After 1930 LT, the expansion speed turns negative, which indicates a decrease of the EIA crest-to-crest width.

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