“It is about a woman who is competent, caring, and who always comes through in the crunch.”

“This was very similar to the problems a growing startup would face when faced with a strong competitor and a crunch of funds.”

“In fact, I have no alternative but to fine her a crisp crunchie for being just too good to be true.”

“A different method and a different flavour from the usual brown crunchie. The recipe is easily doubled for a larger batch.”

“Crunchie v Twix: finally Britain sees sense and Twix is defeated by Crunchie.”

“Tall, slim and athletic, she looks more like a beach volleyball player than a nerdy data cruncher.”

“No need for an old number cruncher, with the young kids coming in with their notebook computers and their accounting software.”

“In a very smart move, the PPC family was designed as a 64-bit cruncher with backward binary-compatibility for 32-bit applications.”

“While I'm chewing away on this bread I noticed a distinct crunchiness that's not usually expected with breadsticks.”

“Stir-fry for 3-4 mins until the vegetables start to colour but retain their crunchiness.”

“Befitting the Asian theme, a handful of fresh bean sprouts gave the plate an extra texture of crunchiness.”

“One of my best Wiltshire Leaks is obviously behind a letter bearing a handsome cheque for five crisp crunchies, no less.”

“None was prepared to comment until their number crunchers had a chance to mull over the figures.”

“In total, the number crunchers reckon some 9.7 million households in the UK have Net access.”

“How to take this power away from the polls and the number crunchers and return it to the football field where it belongs?”