Crush used in a sentence

Crush in a sentence as a noun

> "Wanna bro down and crush some code?"What?

"You said you were going to build a game that could crush Farmville, you failed.

For the longest time I harbored the biggest crush on a girl from my high school.

You give a good engineer a small project to work on, an he should crush it.

I'm not trying to crush raganwald's constructive and collect many finger snaps from the judges.

Kind of heartless, gruff, and willing to crush anyone in his way, but a guy with a vision so strong he will do anything.

" Not "Bethesda are an Orwellian corporate giant trying to crush the little guy, bwa ha ha!

Then after WW2, the Soviets again, keen to punish the Latvians for daring to "let" the **** war machine crush them beneath its jackboots.

Crush in a sentence as a verb

For example, if we couldn't pool enough money to buy a rubber soccer ball, we would find a soda can, crush it on the ground and use it as the ball.

I think these were the same crowd drawing up plans to sell the government on how to crush wikileaks amid other miscellaneous dirty tricks.

It's an amazing place that can make and crush people in the blink of an eye, so in the end, it's really up to what kind of person you are and what kind of lifestyle you want to pursue.

It may just take a little longer, but we'll avoid the possibility of letting the government crush Internet innovation forever.

Imagining events as fragments of gigantic intractable problems that may soon crush us all infuses our opposition to them with a sense of heroism so American that we feel naked without it.

I think that particularly in the Valley it often ends up essentially exploiting the crush-code-with-your-forehead-after-70-hour-weeks culture and young employees who have not yet learned appropriate boundary setting.

If the air seems to be more humid today, that's because PR guys everywhere are salivating for how much play they could get with "We investigated the BBB, found shenanigans, and got it explicitly committed to paper that they wanted to crush us for having found shenanigans and talked publicly about them.