Sentence examples for a sort of crush from inspiring English sources
When I was a dashing fellow just home from the wars, my newspaper sent me abroad again, first to London, where I fell among clever people, and then to Paris, where the most famous woman in the world, Coco Chanel, developed a sort of crush on me or perhaps on my beautiful, young American wife.
MR: And with Sinatra, did you ever have any sort of crush on Frank Sinatra or any of the Rat Pack's machismo?
Chandler Williams, playing the green lawyer who has a sort of collective crush on the Magrath girls, gives a lively reading of his role.
I have a sort of a "crush" on Betty White, but for reasons that are very honorable.
I have a sort of mini-crush on Caroline, who I keep thinking is my friend.
After my European history teacher showed a few episodes of Simon Schama's television series "A History of Britain" in class, I developed a bizarre sort of crush on Mr. Schama.
The air is hot and I'm surrounded by a billion terrified chickens doing a sort of mosh-pit crush against the wall.
How the Brutal Murder of an 18-Year-Old GItl Tore Apart a seemedCommunity.
"Blue Crush," a sort of "Gidget Goes Tubular," comes along just as surfing is reaching a crest of hype.
You could sort of crush and mush the top bit of it, but you could not kick the thing into the next field.
