用squashed造句子，“squashed”造句

They were squashed into a small room as if in a tin.

He finally settled on a squashed - cylinder shape with slits on the top and bottom side of the mouthpiece.

It is two-toned - one half is black, the other shining white - and strangely shaped, flattened at the poles and squashed at the sides as well.

He paid about 300 yuan to buy a 15-minute video in which a young woman squashed baby mice under her golden high heels.

The liquid will squeeze into tiny pores in the rock, displacing the salty water there, and assume a shape something like a squashed football, 30 to 40 feet high and hundreds of yards long.

The cream puffs squashed on the ground.

The site’s gruesome gallery includes photos of flattened squirrels or squashed skunks.

It is not much of an entrance, squashed between a dusty drugstore and a fast-food joint.

It's my third year, " said one battler, Angel, as he pelted others with tomatoes, which must be squashed before being chucked so as to minimise the pain."

The letter set out for the journey in a mail bag, and the Anemone got to the final destination in the end after several times of being squeezed and squashed.

He sat on his hat and squashed it flat.

The ten of us were squashed together like sardines in the tin.

Campaigners say the painful deaths suffered by the birds, whose wings are glued together before their necks are broken or their heads squashed, contravene European wildlife laws.

During a rush hours of going off work on a rainy day, a girl student of high school squashed in a city bus, with a box of milk in her hand. Then packed into a crowd of people soon.

Chromosome karyotypes of Rosa rugosa Plena and Rosa rugosa Kushui were studied by the stem-tips squashed method.

This was the little black one Mike had named Bat Cat because he was so homely, with his dull fur, squashed porcine7 face and little folded flaps of skin for ears.

The public-works minister José Blanco, a Socialist heavyweight, floated the idea of higher taxes for big earners during the summer, but the prime minister firmly squashed it.

He headed down the hall dragging the squashed frog behind him.

Tens of thousands of revellers hurled more than 100 tonnes of squashed tomatoes at each other, drenching the streets in red in a gigantic Spanish food fight known as the Tomatina.

When he landed, several adventurers barely missed being squashed.