Sentence examples for a sort of crash from inspiring English sources
"He's asleep, in a sort of crash position, arms splayed out, mouth wide open.
The gaming confab, known as G2E, offers a sort of crash course in the state of the industry.
Chen himself has written a sort of crash course to the Chinese tech scene called: "Web Behind The Wall" which we highly recommend.
Ikbel says his brother first crossed the border to Libya, where he took part in combat training, a sort of crash course to insurgency.
A friend who worked at NBC suggested that Green, who had grown tired of the night life of comedy, attend free tapings of "The Tonight Show" as a sort of crash course in comedy.
Hallenback founded the "Peace House," described by The Washington Post's John Kelly in a fascinating story about the house as "a sort of crash pad for activists," at 1233 12th St. NW.
For many, that event served as a sort of crash-course in data security -- an issue that isn't going away, no matter how much faith we place in computer systems.
There's an immense meteoric sculpture, a sort of crashed shell which enshrouds the Kubrick room, and it is built of shapes culled from his paintings; laser-cut shards that migrated from paint to digital to tangible, piece by piece.
Note: if you're looking for a sort of car crash comedic look, Bill Murray's Cannes 2012 wardrobe was so haplessly mad it sort of worked.
The riots were a sort of harsh crash course for bewildered citizens who believed it could not happen or trusted to the long patience of the English character to accept the bad times somehow.
