Príklady cranny

• Over the years, successive groups of migrants have found their way into the nooks and crannies of the hills, creating distinctive ways of life and ethnic identities in the process.

• No guilt need attach to any nook or cranny of our musical preferences, since these days all music is in one way or another valid; just name your criteria.

• But this technology will enter into every single nook and cranny of a person's life.

• I do not get involved in that sloppy consensus, but they are supposed to be looking into every nook and cranny.

• They want to control every nook and cranny of our lives.

• Indeed, such is the importance of the issue that we should leave no nook or cranny unexplored in the search for improvements.

• It is astonishing to learn into what nooks and crannies of our lives these little subsidies have gone.

• But it has opened the door to too much interference in the nooks and crannies of our national life.

• The new clause is designed to ensure that every single nook and cranny of local government is covered by one inspectorate or another.

• I am sorry to ask a technical question, but it appears that politics has reached every nook and cranny of agriculture.

• Valuers do not necessarily go into every nook and cranny to see whether a house is in good order.

• I can only assume that every dot and comma, nook and cranny, has been explored and that the new part is therefore totally waterproof.

• Moreover, as we all know, litter is disfiguring all our highways and byways and, in fact, almost every nook and cranny of our country.

• We cover every nook and cranny of the earth's surface that is inhabitable and are flourishing as never before.

• I know that mysterious officials have been going round nooks and crannies in various constituencies.