Sentence examples for sort of crushes from inspiring English sources
From an early age, she says, she was gripped by the sort of crushes that inspired this album.
Cates said, "Gus has been sort of crushing me at P.L.O".
When asked what the phrase "sort of crushing" might mean in the context of high-stakes online poker, Cates shook his head and said: "I don't know.
After my European history teacher showed a few episodes of Simon Schama's television series "A History of Britain" in class, I developed a bizarre sort of crush on Mr. Schama.
When I was a dashing fellow just home from the wars, my newspaper sent me abroad again, first to London, where I fell among clever people, and then to Paris, where the most famous woman in the world, Coco Chanel, developed a sort of crush on me or perhaps on my beautiful, young American wife.
MR: And with Sinatra, did you ever have any sort of crush on Frank Sinatra or any of the Rat Pack's machismo?
You could sort of crush and mush the top bit of it, but you could not kick the thing into the next field.
What should have been a calm cruise across the harbor ended instead in the sorts of crush injuries doctors see only once in a while -- and then, usually, in industrial accidents, airplane crashes, the most severe highway collisions or, as one paramedic said, "the occasional guy squashed between a truck and a wall".
And this is just the sort of competition-crushing and innovation-crushing merger that the law was meant to prevent.
"But the Jets were sort of being crushed by tradition.
