Sentence examples for squashed out from inspiring English sources

"There was one poor man who had been crushed underneath it and his brains were lying outside of his head – squashed out," Munro said.

Enderby says he would welcome a "flatter" funding model: "Small centers of excellence must not be squashed out".

The meiocytes were squashed out between a microscope slide and a cover glass.

His head seems squashed out of shape, and it flops forward.

Everything is so incredibly bright and over-compressed that some of the life is squashed out of pop music.

The two-year-old Mozilla Foundation traces its roots to Netscape Communications, the pioneering company that developed the Navigator browser and was subsequently squashed out of existence by Microsoft.

Squash out to a rough 2cm-thick rectangle, then cover with another piece of clingfilm, transfer to an oven tray and freeze.

Among them are some very early pencil sketches; a lovely gouache, "Compotier" (1920); accomplished Cubist paintings of women and children from the 1930's and 1940's; a classic image of a 1950's bather; and a fine nude, "Femme Nue Assise" (1959), in which the artist squashes out a three-dimensional figure on a two-dimensional space.

"It's got great fruit, but it's not as heavy as a merlot, which squashes out some flavors," says James Schmidt, owner of the Rattlesnake Club, one of Detroit's top eateries.

I write this because it's important to squash out any misinterpretations you may have of me as a guy who absolutely loves travel.

The bigger question is how that new troll might come into existence in the same playful spirit as the first, without the massive foot of multi-agency bureaucracy squashing out all joy and whimsy.