Sentence examples for usually the crack of from inspiring English sources

No, it's usually the crack of dawn.

When he cracks wise, it's usually the crack of doom.

Usually "the crack of the bat" means something altogether different, Jeff Passan writes on Yahoo.com, but this time it meant the Giants would score in the most bizarre way possible.

Usually, the crack characteristics are assumed to be known.

UP EARLY On Sundays, I'd like to sleep in until the crack of noon, but usually I get up anywhere from 5 to 9 a.m.

Robert Douglas-Fainhursthen the Sunday Telegraph enjoyed Michael Frayn's memoir My Father's Fortune, "a fitting tribute to the sort of figure who usually slips between the cracks of the historical record".

The crack of dawn, the crack of doom".

"Cra-que-lure … the allure of the crack … the crack of dawn, the crack of doom".

The crack of wooden bats.

At the crack of dawn.

Suddenly there was the crack of gunfire.