crack

01. There is a [crack] in the windshield of my car, so I have to get it replaced.

02. Roger [cracked] his tooth when he bit into a hard candy.

03. The earthquake left large [cracks] in the walls of the building.

04. The children opened the door a [crack], and peered through to where their parents were wrapping Christmas presents.

05. How did that mirror get that big [crack] in it?

06. My son's voice is changing, so it often [cracks] in the middle of a sentence.

07. The boys were peeking through a [crack] in the wall into the girl's change room.

08. We started to walk out onto the ice but stopped when we heard it begin [cracking].

09. You'd better throw that plate away. It's [cracked] and could break any time.

10. Leonard Cohen sang, "There is a [crack] in everything; that's how the light gets in."

11. Benjamin Franklin once said that glass, china, and reputation are easily [cracked], and never mended well.

12. There is a German proverb which observes that God gives the nuts, but he does not [crack] them.

13. In Ghana, there is a proverb which observes that marriage is like a groundnut: you have to [crack] it to see what is inside.

14. I read somewhere that when glass breaks, the [cracks] move at speeds of up to 3,000 miles per hour.

15. Certain birds push dead insects into [cracks] in rocks to eat later.