Sentence examples for a great crush from inspiring English sources

He also had access to a cache of recently revealed, hugely illuminating letters between O'Connor and her friend Betty Hester, who had a great crush on her.

The head of the rescue services, Lt. Col. Issa Sakho, told an RTI reporter that the "flow of people created a great crush, and in the stampede there were people who were trampled, people who were suffocated".

Alas, Freddie happens to be the great crush of Elroy's only promising student, a young artist named Edward Works.

(Compare Cheever's account of being given a gin and tonic by her father after her first great crush rejected her: "I began to feel better. The yearning lessened.... I could feel myself relaxing, as if I had suddenly become part of the great scheme of things").

And if that was not enough, Zac Efron, her great crush, turned up to support her and give her a victory kiss.

I'm sure everyone has had this experience at some point -- you wake up feeling great, crush whatever is on your to-do list, but by mid-afternoon or early evening you are completely wiped out.

Our differential and grading toothed roll crusher blends the advantages of a toothed roll crusher and a jaw crusher and possesses characteristics of great crushing, high breaking efficiency, multi-sieving and has, for the moment, made up for the shortcomings of the toothed roll crusher.

There's free booze and canapes whichever way you turn and great crushes of people falling over armchairs and knocking over drinks.

There's free booze and mushroom vol-au-vents whichever way you turn and great crushes of people falling over armchairs and knocking over drinks.

What do the letters tell us of the transformation of an apparently subdued governess to the novelist who could declare in a letter to her publishers on 4 January 1848: "It would take a great deal to crush me"?

The dimpled columns have shown an up to 32.5% greater mean force and an up to 24.4% greater crush efficiency over the plain ones.