crank out造句
1. The plant can crank out about 6cars an hour.
2. He cranked out three novels per year.
3. He cranked out three novels last year.
4. Like clockwork, he cranks out a new book every year.
5. One thousand years ago the Mayans were cranking out codices not dissimilar to today's illustrations.
6. The creative-writing industry is cranking out reams of stuff that nobody in his or her right mind would ever want to read.
7. The consequence is likely to be a House less inclined to ideological combat and more given to cranking out compromises with Clinton.
8. The publishers want me to crank out another book.
9. Then you can crank out the storyboard the next day,(Sentence dictionary) and have a script written up right away.
10. Especially when I was trying to crank out my 130 page dissertation for my masters degree.
11. They can crank out code and solve staggering problems, but they also have another ability which makes a huge difference.
12. You can crank out Bitcoins on a PC, but it’s an incredibly computer-intensive task, and it will keep getting harder as the number of Bitcoins in existence increases.
13. They fill life with checklists, and try to crank out tasks as if they were widget machines.
14. Most of those people, however, won't crank out a comical tune about it right before they go.
15. Hell, punch a button, and it'll crank out a molecule-for-molecule replica of The Mona Lisa.
16. We have to crank out publications in order to receive funding.
17. Informix can crank out 10,000 rows in 1 second because of its advanced buffer pool management and industrial strength architecture.
18. Victor : Right. Then you can crank out the storyboard a script written up right away.
19. Since we crank out so many stories each week some really good ones get lost in the cracks.
20. King recommends that you crank out a first draft and then put it in your drawer to let it rest.
21. But even without the construction project, she'd still struggle to crank out prose.
22. Zimmermann says his unit can accommodate bass frequencies and crank out volume levels exceeding 100 decibels.
23. Yet, just last week she finally embraced the strategy and was able to crank out some killer copy in about 20% of the time it would have normally taken her.
24. To accomplish this, eBay employs thousands of software engineers who crank out millions of lines of code.
25. It is also the kind of discipline necessary to crank out 1, 000 complicated pages in three years.
26. It proved to be a pretty difficult change for him, and while he can still crank out an amazing column with the best of them, the technology of newspapers passed him by.
27. Ten minutes of fresh air can get you relaxed and ready to crank out the work!
28. Gigantic presses powered by steam (and later, electric power) could crank out books and newspapers and advertisements that strained the always-fickle paper supply.
29. LL : Sure , for instance , at McDonald crank out hundreds of hamburgers every day.
30. Hey, Beethoven: Get a full-time job, a part-time business, a spouse, a few kids, and a menagerie of pets and wait till you see how many symphonies you can crank out!