squashy in a sentence

• The world knows what to do with squishy-squashy objects.
• Squashy spiralform toasted marshmallows underscore the message : this is a wild and crazy dessert.
• While exploring the ground, they notice a rival prospector whom they call'Squashy Hat '.
• Campbell envisions the chair at home in " a sort of low, squashy, comfortable area ."
• The next he is holding forth on education or the environment or some other squishy-squashy crowd-pleaser.
• Meanwhile Squashy Hat is consulting the old slate miner, walking through beneath the fell via an old mine working.
• He also runs www . squashies . co . nz and markets a Squash brand by the name of Salming.
• A squashy-topped pair looks smart with pants but awful with dresses; the rather handsome riding boots complement skirts.
• At Mitchell Gold, the reigning prince of squashy comfort, oversize slipcovers were banished to the back of the showroom.
• A $ 12 bar of glycerine soap with a squashy yellow cab in the middle seemed like fun, if pricey.
• It's difficult to see squashy in a sentence .
• Today, however, at places like Shabby Chic in SoHo, its descendant is called a Squadgy, a square, squashy oversize club chair.
• The squashy-tops have thin soles, the riding boots don't fit under pants, etc ., and that leaves us with the ugly Quebeckers.
• Ransome used the mining and prospecting knowledge of Oscar Gnosspelius featuring him in the 1936 book Pigeon Post as " Squashy Hat " and dedicated the book to him.
• After the fire on the fells is extinguished, Squashy Hat is revealed to be Captain Flint's friend Timothy, who has been too shy to introduce himself to the children.
• Bosley Crowther of the " New York Times " called it " a big, broad-brimmed, squashy sort of picture, as massive as the garment for which it is named ".
• Dumbledore has been known to do impressive feats of magic without speaking, such as conjuring enough squashy purple sleeping bags to accommodate the entire student population or during his duel with Voldemort towards the end of " Order of the Phoenix ".
• "When the World Was Green " is a faux-1960s theater piece, a squashy, sentimental folk tale that sounds as if it had been written by an Appalachian hermit who had once read that feller Sam Beckett and missed the point.
• In 2012 Swizzels Matlow launched a new product in the Drumstick line of sweets called " Drumstick Squashies "  maintaining the same flavours but selling it in a small sweet packet containing multiple foam-like sweets that are 1 / 3 one flavour, 2 / 3 another.
• A reviewer in " Kirkus Review " found good and not-so-good points with the book : " An acrid, often amusing, occasionally tiresome probing of a rather squashy segment of New York City's population and also an examination of the problem of nonconformity in contemporary society-a novel sounding some telling notes which unfortunately evaporate into the thin upper air of attenuated symbolism ."
• In " The Boar Pig ", the titular animal, Tarquin Superbus, is the point of contact between society ladies cheating to get into " the " garden party of the season and a not entirely honest young schoolgirl who lures him away by strategically throwing well-bletted medlars : " Come, Tarquin, dear old boy; you know you can't resist medlars when they're rotten and squashy ."