Sentence examples for point of crushing from inspiring English sources

She was out of sync to the point of crushing her swinging volleys into the wall.

Fatah leaders are growing deeply worried over popular reaction and support for its rival, Hamas, to the point of crushing recent demonstrations.

Son of Baldwin V, count of Hainaut, and younger brother of Baldwin I, the first Latin emperor, Henry began the conquest of Asia Minor in 1204 and was on the point of crushing the Byzantine loyalist leader Theodore I Lascaris when a Bulgarian invasion of Thrace necessitated his return to Europe.

Do not squeeze to the point of crushing the tick, or you may may spread any diseases that the tick is carrying.

Then, a technique was developed for determination of crushing start point regarding to absorption energy-stress curves.

Former wrestler Tom Hankins told The Huffington Post he considers Linda McMahon a "bad choice," for the position, pointing to the company's history of crushing smaller competitors.

Multiple regression analysis of crushing resistance revealed that shell size and shape were both significantly positively related to crushing resistance.

But they are missing an essential point: the crushing repression of Eritrea's citizens, especially its youth, is as much a driver of the outflow of people as the lack of economic prospects.

Among the so-called "tweens" of middle school, Dr. Furman said, the point of a crush "is mostly to be able to say you have a boy- or girlfriend," and to start to know the opposite sex.

There's no point in crushing on a musical artist.

One is General Michel Suleiman, Lebanon's army commander, who has gained points by crushing a bloody insurrection of jihadists in a Palestinian refugee camp (with the loss of 170 Lebanese soldiers against several hundred militants) and by keeping the army above the sectarian fray.