Sentence examples for going to squash from inspiring English sources

I also have this feeling that Texas is going to squash that hoop dream by halftime.

Though soon, I suspect, that boulder is going to squash us all.

So the apple is going to squash down and leap on top of the broccoli, using him as a trampoline.

Our immediate reaction was this is unacceptable we're going to squash this.

Is our carbon footprint going to squash us?

How much is his regime going to squash our freedom of speech, freedom of the press... how soon until my access to empowering myself with information is revoked?

However, the selection of two sports out of the five nominees as potential 2012 sports went to squash and karate, as determined by a voting procedure.

"I imagine I'm going to be squashed".

Conversely, if you drop an unobservant Brit into America and they drive on the right, they're going to get squashed pretty quickly, so it's kind of clear why everyone driving on the left or why everyone driving on the right is each of these are perfectly good evolutionarily stable social conventions.

She recalls sweat pouring down her face as she wrote it, while she experienced the distinct sensation that she was "sitting in the middle of the highway in the dark, with a legal pad, thinking: I'm going to get squashed by a truck".

"Security people aren't brilliant, we aren't smarter than everyone else … we aren't going to bug-squash our way out of the current situation," Stamos said.