Sentence examples for is crash from inspiring English sources
verb
To collide with something destructively, fall or come down violently.
Is this 1929, the end of the world, that is: crash, recession, depression, world war?
All he can do afterwards is crash.
The problem, critics of these programs say, is crash dieting in general.
But is Crash the "worst best picture winner ever", as polls routinely crown it?
He is like a dog on a meat bone, grabbing hold and shaking, and he will not let go until he is vindicated: The likely winner of this year's best picture award is "Crash," a film that was all but written off last September, when Oscar season kicked off at the Toronto Film Festival.
What you don't do is crash.
Which is: crash-crash-crash, kick out of danger.
One reason why Twenty20 will never really win over long-standing fans is that it is crash-bang-wallop from beginning to end.
The song is subtle; no one is crash-tackling anyone else to the ground, or trolling each other on Twitter, but, if you speak Canberran, the schism is evident.
Now it is crashing towards the norm.
