Sentence examples for a crushing day from inspiring English sources

Miliband added: "This is a crushing day for everybody who knew her.

He left with the admission that it had been a crushing day.

The Syrian Kurdish dream of creating an autonomous state stretching across the country's north suffered a crushing blow Sunday when Turkish-backed rebel forces routed a militia from the city of Afrin after a nearly two-month offensive.

Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio suffered a crushing defeat Tuesday at the hands of Donald Trump in his home state of Florida, increasing pressure for him to drop out of the race.

A last-minute intervention by national Republicans in one of the reddest districts in America was enough to stave off what would have been a crushing upset Tuesday in Kansas's 4th Congressional District ― but the unexpectedly close race still portends major problems for Republicans in 2018.

Takings on the Monday holiday not only crushed Friday, as you'd expect, but also beat Saturday and Sunday.

The highest reading on weekly unemployment claims in nearly six months and leaner-than-expected revenue from Cisco Systems overshadowed a billion-dollar profit from General Motors Thursday morning as stocks opened to the downside once again after being crushed Wednesday.

IN ELECTING Ivo Josipovic by a crushing majority on Sunday January 10th Croats have chosen a man whose ethos can be summed up as "steady as she goes".

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 — Republican senators dealt a crushing setback on Tuesday to the District of Columbia's hopes of gaining its first full voting member of Congress.

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey won re-election by a crushing margin on Tuesday, a victory that vaulted him to the front ranks of Republican presidential contenders and made him his party's foremost proponent of pragmatism over ideology.

ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi vowed to resign after suffering a crushing defeat on Sunday in a referendum on constitutional reform, tipping the euro zone's third-largest economy into political turmoil.