Sentence examples for squish of from inspiring English sources

No crunch of bones, no crack of noses, no squish of damaged soft tissue.

Char-grilled squid with a rich squish of sweet red-pepper peperonata (£16) is too much of a single thing.

Their sandwiches were the real deal: an exemplary squish of smoke-tinged pork and slaw on a plain-Jane burger bun.

The Ogre's hand grabs up a squish of townspeople hiding under a table; his massive boots dwarf a distant village; the underbrush in the woods and the hairs on his arms are explosively alive.

Jaloe grabbed her long hair with his left hand, feeling a squish of mud and water in his fist, and he hooked his right arm under her left shoulder, lifting her aboard.

Although Welles allows us the marvellous sight of knights lowered out of trees onto their horses, the romance of chivalry immediately gives way to barbarism: swinging maces, shrieks of pain, the clang of armor and the squish of mud as corpses pile high, and even the horses fall to agonized deaths — less Agincourt than Guernica.

To make the logo shapes, the suds squish out of the bubble machine and pass through stencils that then get cut to a desired width, usually 48 inches high and four inches thick.

Writing for Melody Maker in February 1998, Mark Roland drew comparisons with the music of St Etienne and Björk's Homogenic album, highlighting Ray of Lights lack of cynicism as its most positive aspect: "It's not an album turned on the lathe of cynical pop manipulation, rather it's been squished out of a lump of clay on a foot-powered wheel.

Which is the point: During the film's 201 minutes Ms. Akerman puts you in that tomb of a home with Jeanne, makes you hear the wet squish-squish of the meat between her fingers, makes you feel the tedium of a colorless existence that you can't literally share but become intimate with (you endure, like Jeanne) until the film's punctuating shock of violence.

It is the compact squishing of all the ingredients that makes them somehow blend together as they cook.

In our solar system, fast-spinning Saturn is the most squished of the planets, with a polar diameter almost 12,000 kilometers, or 10%, less than its average equatorial diameter.