Rawashda is holding his laptop as he points out every nook and cranny of his studio apartment.
Unlike the three-walled sets of Hollywood soundstages, this is made for every nook and cranny to be filmed.
Those scenes that are just in every nook and cranny at the Grand Ole Opry, that to me is the beauty of the show.
Mousack is piped into every nook and cranny of the damn ship: the elevators, the restaurants, the hallways.
Her officers knew every nook and cranny of the coast along their beat.
Taking the lantern, I examined every nook and cranny of the cell for some other exit.
Their old hut was like a rabbit-pen: there was a tow-head to every crack and cranny.
There was no cranny in the rocks too small for them to reconnoiter with caution.
If only there were a cranny of light somewhere in the dead place!
He went about the distance of a gun-shot and saw a light in a cranny.
mid-15c., possibly from a diminutive of Middle French cran "notch, fissure" (14c.), from crener "to notch, split," from Medieval Latin crenare, possibly from Latin cernere "to separate, sift" (see crisis). But OED casts doubt on this derivation.
