Sentence examples for squash's from inspiring English sources
Squash's perennial problem lies in the player-audience dynamic.
For squash's ardent fan base, this is more than a little confounding.
The great Egyptian pro Amr Shabana once explained squash's appeal after winning a gladiatorial match in London.
The pumpkin soup maintains the squash's flavor and is enhanced by cinnamon, white pepper, ginger and chives.
Success there would be the greatest moment in squash's 140-year history, and the Olympics tournament would instantly become the sport's most prestigious event.
P is for Philadelphia These Games count as squash's moment to shine as the sport still presses for inclusion as an Olympic sport.
Put squashed o's on the bottom, and draw a "n" as a second ear.
Badminton (men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles, mixed doubles), cycling (men's and women's road races), hockey (men's final), netball, squash (men's doubles and mixed doubles).
And Ted Cruz, a Republican freshman in the Senate who has been front and center in his party's effort to squash Chuck Hagel's nomination as secretary of defense, has a problem.
Were you fooled by the clue "Compact first name?" It sounds like a direction to squash someone's name, but it's not.
Bob Callahan, class of '77 and the head coach of Princeton's men's squash team, cited Petraeus's extramarital affair as one reason he would now have reservations about nominating him as university president, the Princetonian reported.
