Sentence examples for like crush from inspiring English sources

"Why don't they like, crush him?" But she admitted even Harper's defeat wouldn't change her opinion that "political systems are all patriarchal fucked systems anyway".

"Why the fuck are people talking about Harper at all?" she said, "why don't they like, crush him?" But she admitted even Harper's defeat wouldn't change her opinion that "political systems are all patriarchal fucked systems anyway".

There are some words, like "crush," that only her classmates can explain.

The newspaper printed lines like "Crush the monster" and "This mess must be removed".

They all pledged to fight (the word was more like "crush") lawlessness and crime.

Traumas like crush injuries and thermal burns that deprive tissues of adequate oxygen also benefit from high-oxygen therapy, as do life-threatening infections called necrotizing fasciitis, if the condition is treated in its early stages, the experts in Virginia reported.

Of course, other cooling methods like crushed-ice, towels pre-soaked in ice water, or simple cooling blankets may be very effective as well but the temperature range is more difficult to control [ 14, 15].

Her story focuses on another human tragedy, in the East End of London on 3 March 1943, when 173 residents of Bethnal Green rushing into the tube station-turned-air-raid shelter were suffocated in a Hillsborough-like crush.

10 p.m. 9. JOIN THE CONGREGATION Formerly a haven of dowdy fabric shops, the neighborhood of Clérigos (Clergymen) now bursts with bars and a Mardi Gras-like crush of partiers — college kids, young professionals, 50-something socialites — who pack the streets by night.

In 1976 she married Mr. Osborne, the object of a fan-like crush; after she watched him play the role of Jesse James in a musical from the balcony of a Washington, D.C., theater, she said, she had to meet him.

There are many telltale signs in identifying a stalker-like crush.