crank out

1. Produce, especially mechanically or rapidly, as in I don't know how he can crank out a novel a year. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]

Example Sentences

Television has long been the premier studio for cranking out hit shows and HBO remains an industry tastemaker with its award-winning fare.

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Simply put, he’s suggesting a moon base will crank out satellites and throw them into orbit with a catapult.

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With a press of a button—whoosh!—Xerox copiers could crank out as many copies as users might want.

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Developers were cranking out new senior-housing supply, but occupancy was eroding as move-in ages crept higher and a wave of “aging-in-place” technologies made it easier for seniors to remain at home.

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Nexperia’s plant in Nijmegen cranked out billions of components necessary to draw power from your car battery or turn your headlights on.

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