Sentence examples for able to crush from inspiring English sources

"We're able to crush everyone on price," he says.

You should be able to crush them between your finger and thumb.

Treating the senate like dirt meant he was able to crush any conspiracy with ease.

The revolt reveals a democratic spirit that neither brutality nor bigotry has been able to crush.

Ahmadinejad is better able to crush protests than Arab leaders because, unlike them, he has a core of fanatical supporters.

Then Williams conjured up a short ball that she was able to crush for a forehand winner.

His pinky toe alone could crush the racist, islamophobic, xenophobic monster that is Donald Trump, the same way he was able to help crush President Nixon in the court of public opinion.

The question he leaves unanswered is how the country will be able to overcome crushing poverty and overpopulation without exacerbating religious tensions and imperiling its already strained environment.

Used in so-called diamond anvil experiments to create high-pressure environments, diamonds are able to withstand crushing pressures in excess of 600 gigapascals (6 million atmospheres).

I came up with this idea that we were gonna go to underserved countries, handle some [brain surgery] cases, give charity hospitals some of our used medical equipment which, to them, is gold we're going to teach local doctors certain skills they don't know through surgical collaboration, and then the local doctors will be able to keep crushing it the other 51 weeks we're not there.

With Smash distracted, Hart and Neidhart were able to tackle Crush and pin him to win the match and the WWF Tag Team Championship.