Sentence examples for to crush out from inspiring English sources

"The steamroller of big finance," she says, "is being allowed, no, encouraged, progressively to crush out all innovative and creative, locally generated activities".

Nearly all of us agreed it was O.K. to "crush out" on someone, and even to tell our partner or husband (or our couples therapist) about it in an effort to be honest, and thus mature, in our relationships.

He was keen on pointing out that the Chinese government isn't like a bogeyman always lurking around the corner ready to crush out any and all vocalized signs of dissent.

He is made the tool of the North, to crush out slavery".

The other motivation was watching my kids in school, and thinking, "What the hell?" It's almost as though our school model wants to crush out of kids the very skills and mind sets they'll need to do well going forward.

I think Madonna is a nonconformist artist too, because words of her songs are "always stronger than the lying, crushing weight of the world, stronger than all the racks and wheels which the cowardly invent to crush out the miracle of personality".

Health reform should be accelerated to reduce crushing out-of-pocket medical expenses.

-- The Oswego Times says Hon. DEWITT C. LITTLEJOHN has manifested a disposition to crush that paper out, and holding a chattel mortgage on the material, he at first refused the tender of the money due, and closed upon the office.

Through this lens, the issue changes from figuring out how to crush scary bad guys, to figuring out how to protect vulnerable kids.

That, too, seemed to be Calderón's only option when he set out to crush La Familia.

"It's one of the last bastions in civilized culture that sets out to crush the spirit".