cranked造句怎么写

The cranking enrichment system provides extra fuel when a cold engine is being cranked.

The writer must have cranked it out in his lunch-hour.

It's 21 years on, and the Pet Shop Boys have cranked out album number eight in a series of deeply personal, charming, alarming and fascinating pop music.

The Design of the Double-cranked Fatigue Testing Machine Used to Test the Leaf Spring Without the Supervision of Working Staff;

Recruitment has been hugely cranked up, attrition rates are well down, and recruits now gets a crash course in basic literacy and numeracy—many, the foreign instructors find, cannot even count.

The nurse cranked up the bed

The engine is being cranked with the starting motor.

Heavy-duty cranked-link transmission roller chains and chain wheels

Warren: Originally this machine was hand-cranked and we would have cranked the candy through by hand.

Because Liverpool fans had been waiting for such a long time for such big games the noise levels were cranked up and it made a difference.

Nicolas Sarkozy has cranked up the pressure before the G20 summit, suggesting he could walk out if his calls for tighter global financial regulation are not met.

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In 1933 the studio cranked out fifty-five feature films.

To be any use in consumer electronics, and especially electric cars, solid-state batteries would need to be bigger and capable of being cranked out in greater numbers.

He reached over and cranked up the blower.

Part of why it costs so much is that it's not a pill cranked out in a lab, but a treatment that is individually prepared, using each patient's cells and a protein found on most prostate cancer cells.

Listen carefully and you can almost hear the printing presses being cranked up.