Sentence examples for crashing shame from inspiring English sources

A crashing shame.

You have no shame when it comes to crashing every random couple's wedding photographs.

Human decency and shame are absorbed into some monstrous automaton crashing, blind and drooling, through the bonds that hold a society together.

"Women at their windows / Rain crashing on the pane / Writing in the frost / Tupelo's shame / Oh, God help Tupelo!" Cave repeats phrases and works himself into a lather, but avoids yelling.

That's a shame, since the 1990s was the decade when national boundaries came crashing down as a meaningful way to delineate artistic style.

Airplanes crashing!

Gate crashing.

Crashing waves!

Avoid crashing.

"I still sucks to be one of those left holding a losing hand," decided Deadline Hollywood, first to the scene of the crash with a shame sheet of absentees to rub salt into the wounds of Oprah Winfrey ("What are they drinking over there?") Inside Llewyn Davis ("certainly did warrant one of the 10 possible best picture spots"), Redford ("obviously fell on deaf ears with Academy members").

So it was a shame when, halfway through, the website crashed and the phone lines were so overwhelmed they couldn't connect.