Sentence examples similar to crush of day from inspiring English sources

There were conflicting reports about the start of the crush on Sunday.

(Goldberg tweeted that PornHub was her "@twitter crush" of the day).

Getting out of the Metro was the first (and possibly the worst) mob crush of the day.

Successful transportation management (and greater visibility) needs a broader perspective than is normally possible in the crush of day-to-day operations.

TMZ appeared able to stay online during the crush of traffic Thursday evening.

Now maybe you can do something about those holidays on which all but one entrance to this station are closed (imagine the crush of sale-day shoppers, and suppose there's a fire).

Watford's incredible season was in danger of being forgotten as they struggled to cope with the onslaught and, seemingly, the crushing disappointment of Saturday's failure to secure automatic promotion.

His peers drift by, plastered with the do-no-harm grins of Chinese leaders with too much to lose, while Bo schmoozes: "I have a cold, so I can't sing for you," he told the crush of reporters the other day, according to Cara Anna of the A.P. His performance is a good reminder that this is campaign season in China.

Even without the Monday crush of rush-hour commuters, many riders found themselves turned around yesterday afternoon.

After two months of use on the weekends, the $450 million Secaucus Transfer station had its premiere for the crush of weekday commuters on Monday and drew raves from riders.

For the people who have dealt with a crush of media attention since Tuesday, when news broke that Mrs. Lundgren had contracted inhalation anthrax, the service offered precious silence, too.