Sentence examples for get a crush from inspiring English sources
If Newt doesn't fly into the sun but instead lands in sunny Tampa, Obama should use the Clinton playbook: Make him get a crush on you.
A nameless friend of Sally's appears only when the story requires some hurried exposition ("Sally, don't get a crush on your boss").
But "Extra Geography" [a short story] is based on something real: a schoolfriend and I, bored one afternoon, decided it would be fun to get a crush on a geography teacher, but in real life we never got near a kiss – don't worry – although we did leave a flower by her gate.
Anna Kisselgoff, New York Times, 1986 "Put Fase, please, on the list of postmodern greats... a stunning image of daring within order and turbulence within calm... Remember when beauty of form could practically bring you to tears?" Deborah Jowitt, Village Voice, 1998 "Some of the dancers are individually so fabulous that it is easy to get a crush on them.
She and her friend Robin both get a crush on the handsome son.
A youngster of 11 gets a crush on a teacher in school.
An actress recently starred in a saucy video called "I got a crush on Obama".
"One summer I got a crush on a girl who was 11.
