Sentence examples for word crunch from inspiring English sources

Cliff Baldwin's "Marker" uses crumpled sheet metal to give physical form to the word Crunch, which is stenciled on its surface.

On a recent night, we nibbled deep-fried al dente pole beans, which gave a whole new meaning to the word "crunch," to a soundtrack of water trickling into a concrete trough, and the plaintive bleating of lambs and ewes, punctuated by the sharp barks of a watchful sheepdog.

Just don't forget who made the word "Crunch" famous first (hint: Body by Jake).

In my test, I simply texted the word "crunch" to the phone number provided and immediately received a text back with a link to the coupon.

We will be announcing our funding in a few weeks and we wanted to give you and your team advanced notice as a courtesy given the use of the word Crunch in our name.

In other words, crunch time.

At first glance then, perhaps dolphins' superior word-crunching skills, problem solving, and self-awareness mean the gut instincts of those who assume they outsmart dogs are supported by the evidence.

Seen five years ago as isolated machines used for shuffling words, crunching numbers and playing games, PCs today are viewed more as network-access tools for communicating, doing research and, increasingly, performing business transactions.

Large numbers of citizens felt this way before they had even heard the words "credit crunch".

The words "credit crunch" were yet to enter common usage, and lenders were still being easy with mortgages.

And things are shaky in Japan, where industrial production declined more than 3% in the latest month.Imagine that you had fallen asleep last July and that you had been spared the dread words "credit crunch" and "Bear Stearns".