Sentence examples for work cracks from inspiring English sources

If an agenda is in play and momentum is at work, cracks may go unexplored.

Next he has me look at a dot-size cross-section sample of the "Adoration" under a microscope, which shows that by the time color was first brushed on top of Leonardo's sketch, there were already significant cracks in the work, cracks deep enough for the wet orange-brown paint to have seeped down into them.

In previous work, cracks and porosity were evident in the H13/Cu regions when the Cu content was between 12.5 and 37.5%.

In this work, cracks in AISI 4130 low-alloy steel specimens were artificially filled with closure materials through plating on the crack faces.

The film portrays Nash when he arrived at Princeton and his work cracking codes for the Pentagon.

Turing, whose work cracking the German codes was vital to the British war effort, was convicted in 1952 of gross indecency with a 19-year-old man.

Sandstone is easily eroded, and the wind, rain, cycles of frost and heat have been at work, cracking and chiseling the valley to its present form.

Chris Evans's juggernaut of innovation occupied that special 6pm slot, when you'd get home from work, crack open a Hooch and cackle at the pre-pub fun.

They are honest people who do honest work — crack-the-bones work; lift-it, chop-it, empty-it, glide-it-in-smooth work; feel-the-flames-up-close work; crawl-down-in-there work — things that no one wants to do but that someone must.

President Bill Clinton, celebrating what he believed was the emergence of capitalism in China, said in 1998 that "restructuring state enterprises is critical to building a modern economy, but it is also disrupting settled patterns of life and work, cracking the iron rice bowl".

With a quick snip here and a quick snip there, Ms. Brackman, 45, known on party turf as Wacky Wendy, went to work, cracking jokes as she cut a green paper plate into an alien with nostrils, antennae and funny-looking eyeballs.