"crushing sound" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a sound that is both powerful and deafening. For example, "The engine roared with a crushing sound that forced everyone in the room to cover their ears."
"You, obviously, if you wanted to, could just be like" — he swept his arm sideways and made a crushing sound.
That occurred last night when Tino Martinez swung at Joe Kennedy's high fastball and the crushing sound told the Yankees all they needed to hear.
They all share the Beasties' smart and stylish double-cool swagger and real humor but also include crushing sound, ultra-vivid samples and vocal treatments and, dare I say it, fresh beats!
Unknown to the participants, the coffee grinder had been adapted to give insects an escape route – but the machine still produced a devastating crushing sound to mimic their shells hitting the cogs.
Well, this is genius: When everyone's dream boyfriend Ryan Gosling announced he was taking a break from acting, the crushing sound of hearts breaking echoed around the world.
So my second entertainment is the armored crushing sound of the tackle, the pile-up, and a man remains on the ground as the others return to the huddle.
Locomotion typically creates audible sounds containing a number of qualitatively dissimilar acoustical events: isolated impulsive signals, sliding sounds, crushing sounds, and complex temporal patterns of overlapping impulsive signals (Visell et al. 2009).
It helps that Green can make even the most crushing situations sound festive, as on "Fuck You" (or "Forget You", the cannily expurgated version).
The water's crushing destruction sounded to one person like a "lot of horses grinding oats". Witnesses watched hundreds of people trapped on a burning bridge, forced to choose between burning to death or throwing themselves into the churning waters to drown.
Preparations for the anniversary rally were marred by the death of a man who was crushed by sound equipment.
Zubaydah felt crushed by sound waves.
