Sentence examples for when cranking from inspiring English sources

The Treasury professes confidence that it will meet this year's plans, saying that you should expect delays when cranking up investment.

While they do not claim to know why the hair dryer burns out before the big date; why the computer some days seems that it knows what is wanted of it, or why a driver coos, "come on baby," when cranking over the car on a freezing morning -- they say such things can be cases of mind over matter.

In fact, Moore seems most animated when cranking up his in-the-saddle riffs: "The summit took me by surprise; one second I was creaking along at a rate that permitted detailed perusal of the health warnings on discarded Gitanes packets, the next I was screaming down at terminal velocity, airborne fauna spattering my larynx; hot, thin tires neatly bisecting an unwary lizard".

On the other hand, Reamde is awfully exciting, and perhaps for the manically productive Stephenson, it amounts to a lark, a palate cleanser, the form R'n'R takes when cranking out dense historical sagas and elaborate alternate universe epics at the rate of 500 pages a year has become your daily grind.

If you observe the test light flickering when cranking the engine and you have no spark, either the coil wire is faulty or the coil is dead.

The low end seems a bit muddled and when cranked up all the way up it just sounds a bit fuzzy.

Maybe it's all the loud music I listened to growing up, but the main speaker volume was too soft for my liking even when cranked all the way up.

Always allow tractors, especially diesel engine tractors, to warm up when cranked after a long period of non-use.

Humbucker pickups were designed as improvement to the single coil pickups, giving you more of a growl when cranked up loud.

"When Cranks first opened there were limitations on what people were interested in eating.

Still, it's frustrating when cranks with guns, wherever they are, force the rest of us into an expensive defensive crouch just because their crimes are exceptionally lurid or publicized.