Sentence examples for crush someone from inspiring English sources

"The US is out to crush someone who has revealed its dirty secrets," Loach wrote.

Perhaps the most serious immediate risk to student life-chances is that the metal hoarding around our playground will blow over in the wind and crush someone.

Too, there's the chance for the weakest-link moment that the producers are hot to splice into the mix: "People love it when you crush someone who brings in a fake, especially if that someone is wearing an ascot and kind of pompous".

"It was a little harsh to crush someone's dreams over this".

This is the worst way to crush someone when all they want to do is overcome the challenges they have.

South Yorkshire police pointed out that "warehouses and shopping departments contain large quantities of heavy stock and items that could easily fall and crush someone if they are moved incorrectly," so it's probably best not to start shoving stuff around to make a small fort.

All this might have crushed someone less in love with himself.

It did not intentionally cause a Nascar crash, nor has it been suspended by the N.H.L. for crushing someone's head.

Victor Hugo's celebrated remark "The law is a machine that cannot move without crushing someone" was quoted by everyone who could remember it.

There are plenty of times I felt like crushing someone for what they say or did but I avoid it.

Show kindness You can be a decisive leader and say "no" to a weak idea without crushing someone's spirit.