Sentence examples for which can crank from inspiring English sources

Fiat, for instance, which can crank out some 2.4m cars, could stay in the black with only half that number (as it may have to during a downturn).

This will help you derive maximum pleasure from your snack and help your brain register that you've had something to eat, which can crank up your satisfaction and make it easier to stop eating after a reasonable portion.

This approach is a deliberate smack at the popular group blogs like Huffington Post, the Daily Beast, Valleywag and boingboing, which can crank out as many as 50 items a day.

They take turns sleeping there, on a small cot in the corner of the room, surrounded by medical equipment: a hospital bed with a queen-size air mattress that helps prevent bed sores, a special chair called a "sit-stand," which can be cranked into an upright position and is supposed to help ease muscle contractions.

After which, the mullahs can crank up their nuclear program at will and produce as much enriched uranium as they want.

A U.S. government CCSP report on Arctic paleoclimates a few years ago (to which I contributed) [If anyone is thinking that this paper means we can crank up the temperature without worrying about sea level, they should seriously re-think.

As a user, that means you can set the speed at which notifications play from an app on your smartphone, so if you're really impatient you can crank the standard ~250 words per minute up into the 400s.

Mercedes can crank up an even stronger, more bedecked S-Class, from the $135,000 S63 AMG to the $200,000 S65 AMG, which has a twin-turbocharged V-12 with more than 600 horsepower.

Students can crank it out".

Anyone can crank code or draw logic diagrams.

You think you can crank it from the get-go.