Sentence The phrase 'hard crush' is not grammatically correct in written English.
It is possible to use the phrase 'crush hard' instead. For example: My heart crushed hard when I heard the news.
"It hit them so hard, crushed three rows of seats in a regular-sized van, crushed the first two seats, threw my wife forward, broke her seat belt, she doesn't remember the accident, my daughter does".
He squeezes the poor lil' pinner too hard, crushing the cardboard filter his friend so carefully crafted in the bathroom earlier.
Peppermint: Throw in some hard, crushed peppermint lollies with the batter and then spread some green peppermint icing on top.
Just as he starts to scream I push harder, crushing his windpipe and muffling the high-pitched yelp.
Aside from all the gurgling groupies bending over backwards to get your bassist or bassoonist into bed after a big gig, rock seems like rock-hard, crushing graft.
The Baltimore-based company is also drawing on celebrity athletes' playlists — including Mr. Newton's — to show, Mr. Battista said, what pushes these athletes "to work hard and crush the competition" and to show "the songs that drive their footsteps".
It is apparently not sufficient that the autocratic Russian state tries so hard to crush its poets by sitting on them, as Nicholas I sat on Pushkin and Stalin on Pasternak; for touring foreigners, they were target practice.
Microsoft has an excellent opportunity to claim back some share of the mobile market, but it needs to work hard to crush the problems and narrow the app gap.
