Sentence examples for about to be squashed from inspiring English sources

It means I am about to be squashed flat.

Luke and Solo — I don't even know their names — are about to be squashed in that thing".

A second shows a busy schoolyard, except the film is speeded up and the children resemble scurrying cockroaches about to be squashed.

(And no, I do not buy the argument that the Scottish National Party was just following its "normal" legal trajectory in releasing him -- there is nothing "normal" about the scope of this man's crime; nor do I buy the argument that his conviction was about to be squashed, so they decided to let him out anyway.

If there is one media narrative about Africa that refuses to be squashed, it's the White-Savior-in-Africa bug.

Nairobi is one of the world's fastest-growing cities: at independence it embraced a little over 500,000 people; now it may have more than 6m, three-quarters of whom are reckoned to be squashed into about 2% of its metropolitan area.

This isn't a bug to be squashed.

Pebble, in other words, is about to get the anvil and be squashed flat, and I say this as a lover of the product and the team who made it.

The home they had lived in for about 15 years was squashed as if by a giant foot.

"My cynicism about pre-election statements was squashed with the announcement that the UK will cut its CO2 emissions by 50% by 2025," he writes, noting that policies on the green investment bank, on improving home energy efficiency, and on reforming the electricity market to deliver low-carbon electricity provide "excellent opportunities for the radical transition to a low-carbon economy".

Abba's brother also has a large family, and now about 40 family members are squashed together, sharing just one pit latrine and fetching water from wells and streams.