Sentence examples for crush of work from inspiring English sources

Jeremiah (Ben Shenkman) returns to help Hank and his staff cope with the crush of work.

The crush of work for the "Let's Go" assignments forestalled feelings of isolation for Alex Speier.

As this psychologically complex story develops, it isn't the normal crush of work and study that finally pushes this sensitive hero to the limits of his mental endurance.

There are many explanations for the slower pace of reform in the United States, including the crush of work the S.E.C. has had to deal with in completing regulations under the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law.

The crush of work designing the spring/summer 2017 collection was only beginning, and Serafini — tan and unshaven after a week of scuba diving in the Maldives — was still relaxed.

And despite the crush of work in the Netherlands, he now finds time to work on three mills in the United States, including restoration of the giant Murphy Windmill in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, one of the world's largest, which was built in 1905 and is badly dilapidated.

Libby has pleaded not guilty, contending that he did not remember conversations he had with reporters about Plame amid the crush of his work on national security issues.

The food and sights were great, Ms. Clarke said, and when she got back to the office, she did not face a crushing buildup of work deferred.

The movie follows an adult version of Robin (Ewan McGregor) who, like the rest of us, has grown up and lost all sense of wonder under the crushing weight of work and responsibility and whatever at least until Pooh and the gang return to help him rediscover what he's lost.

He described a life of "crushing responsibility," of working full time, caring for his children and his wife, and maintaining the household and finances.

According to a report after the crash, the navigation error that caused the crash could probably have been corrected by a contingency burn, but a decision on whether to perform the burn was never made because of the crush of other urgent work.