Sentence examples for until he cracked from inspiring English sources

There were some recurring themes in the previews, primarily the fear that hairy-arsed Neanderthal defenders would provoke Cantona until he cracked again.

Mr. Baetzel, who made his receiver on a 3-D printer he built from a kit, said the part worked fine until he cracked it when bumping the gun while putting it in his car.

Chin enjoyed the project -- until he cracked it, at which point he started to look for a new area.

As a fragile adult he daubs his walls with multicoloured diagrams and numbers, and is dismissed as a lazy loon until he cracks an elusive code.The novel is a hunt for the truth about this solitary cryptographer.

Until he cracks this cartel, Mr Haji-Ioannou's story, for all the admirable ideas behind it, will still be the stuff of an interesting documentary film rather than the box-office blockbuster it could be.

His efforts to crack the dog's smugly privileged demeanor cause him no end of frustration, which Ean Sheehy does a nice job of letting bubble up until he cracks.

He explains that his tactic against Mr Federer is to play to his backhand with as much topspin as possible, forcing his opponent one of few to wield a one-handed backhand to hack at the high-bouncing ball from over his left shoulder until he cracks.Family life is everything to Mr Nadal.

If Scoble ever refuses to cover your startup, consider following him around with a bag full of Birds until he cracks).

You round up his parents, his wife and his children -- and you shoot them one by one in front of him until he cracks.

Mickelson's own Open record was poor for the longest time, contending only occasionally over the course of 20 years until finally he cracked it at Muirfield in one of the rounds of the ages on Sunday last year.

Gus, the drug-dealing, low-profile template that Walter hopes to emulate is coldly unemotional and therefore funny in his under-reaction to all circumstances--including his own self-poisoning--until he finally cracks seconds before the old "bell-on-the-exploding-wheelchair-trick" does him in, but not without a graceful tie-straightening exit.