Sentence examples for crashing seems from inspiring English sources

The entire movie, with its thrumming and droning and lumbering and crashing, seems especially nostalgic for imagination and morality on the human scale.

Kvyat's response – "I was racing … I didn't crash" – seemed to antagonise Vettel further.

Missoni 's exceptional success with Target — so overwhelming that the Web site of the mighty American fast-fashion company crashed — seemed to have energized Angela Missoni and her daughter Margherita.

Celebrity wedding-crashing seems to have become more frequent of late.

The part about the housing crash seems simple enough.

"Two-car crash" seems to refer back to "one death," making it a sort of dangler.

John Cassidy's criticism of Alan Greenspan for keeping interest rates low during the period preceding the mortgage crash seems misplaced (The Talk of the Town, February 4th).

But the way Westminster and other authorities have gone about this in the case of "Crash" seems heavy-handed and illiberal.

This crash seems to have more in common with the accident at Selby three years ago, for which no one in the rail industry was to blame.

The pace is leisurely but dramatic: every now and then, an economically administered chord or cymbal crash seems to open a hole in the floor.

Integration with the outside world will continue and intensify, and the need to restrict lending so as to cool an unsustainable rate of economic expansion and avoid a crash seems to be generally recognised as well.