Sentence examples for crush itself from inspiring English sources

But I seem to have passed some critical, unfortunate threshold — I've been pointing out for so long that she once had a crush on me that the pointing out of it has now become more vivid to me than the crush itself.

There are a lot of stills that are just horrific, and the footage of the crush itself is terrible.

And if one came into existence and had all the energy and mass of our universe it should have crushed itself out of existence or simply collapsed into a singularity.

The wall immediately crushed under itself the accommodation and offices".

No example illustrates the series 3. Indeed, due to the porosity of the material obtained at the extremely low pressure required for TEM analysis, the sample was (collapsed) crushed on itself and the pictures observed were not characteristic of the material.

A month later i'm welling up on a nature trail on the grounds of Stormont estate, talking shit about fragile little animals and the hope I gave her and "crushing innocence itself" to my back-patting, slightly spooked big sister.

Ishtar says: I will pull down the Gates of Hell itself, Crush the doorposts and flatten the door, And I will let the dead leave And let the dead roam the earth And they shall eat the living.

Then there is the history of high-level attempts to crush the LRA itself.

What started as a failed commissioned project where Ron had to get his pieces back and crush them, turned itself into a fascinating endeavor.

That has been the story of the Afghan campaign: a decade-long intervention supposedly launched to crush terrorism that has itself spawned and fuelled terror across the region and beyond.

As the evening labored on with a Power Point presentation, a panel talk with Mr. Fresco and a spirited question and answer session, some basic themes emerged: modern economics is a fraud; global debt will crush the planet; society itself is dying from the profit motive; and people ought to wise up to the fact that more than legislation — or presidential administrations — needs to change.