Sentence examples for that might crush from inspiring English sources
In contrast to Wagner, he cared what people thought and tried to avoid rebuffs that might crush his spirit.
Toby's foil is his brother, the hapless patriarch Walter Shandy, a rationalist who attempts to control all elements of risk in his son's life, even the physical pressure exerted in childbirth that might crush his manhood.
Just pray that the speculators don't push gasoline prices to $4 a gallon again, because that might crush any recovery hope.
The influence on the design of a concentrated compressive stress that might crush the core has been explored and found to produce relatively small effect over the stress range of practical interest.
Some say a force like that might crush al-Shabaab – others that it would galvanise and reinvigorate its followers to greater feats of resistance against what is seen as the west's proxy army.
All this despite youthful experiences that might crush the most intrepid fairytale heroine, compounded by the difficulties she later experienced in remaining resolutely unmarried in a society that for years went on pestering her to do the proper thing - select a male consort to help her govern England, and produce a child (preferably male) to ensure the succession.
They worry that traditional Medicare has so dominant a position that it might crush its competitors in some parts of the country.
Mr. Wyatt said jokingly that he might crush and set fire to a non-Hendrix instrument, just to create shards for display.
The tenor of reporting is sympathetic to the demonstrators, and there is concern that China might crush the protests.
Mike brings up SalesForce's new Force release – suggests that Force might crush a lot of the companies at TC40 who are attempting to solve the same problems.
Rooting for Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick's happiness is the great Sisyphean struggle of reality TV, and now it looks like that boulder might crush them both. .
