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Discover Ludwig"crashing into" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a forceful impact or collision, typically involving a vehicle or object. Example: The car lost control on the icy road and ended up crashing into a nearby tree.
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I just saw planes crashing into towers".
Crashing into a wombat didn't help, either.
Immediately Miami seemed to be about things crashing into things.
Picture them all crashing into one another at court.
Things have a way of crashing into his viewfinder: Warplanes.
Swisher ducked away two steps before crashing into Suzuki, though.
He devised a storyline involving a plane crashing into Beckindale.
Flight comes crashing into UK cinemas in February 2013.
The two collided, Rodriguez crashing into Quantrill's right knee.
The one Herb sued for crashing into his fruit trees.
Instead of: "Sorry for crashing into your car".
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