Sentence examples for Reduced to smithereens from inspiring English sources

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Another video of a perfectly nice little red playhouse being reduced to smithereens by off-camera rifles suggests a new disclaimer along the lines of "No objects were pointlessly destroyed in the making of this movie".

Murmansk was fiercely fought over both during the Russian Civil War, when it was invaded for a time by the British, and World War II, when it was reduced to smithereens by German bombing.

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Suggests other religious institutions set up Aggression Sheds, where boys could hammer away at cars until the cars were reduced to easily disposable smithereens.

As long as it doesn't get swallowed up by the ocean, reduced to rubble by an earthquake, baked into a lifeless desert, or blown to smithereens by North Korea, it looks like Los Angeles will host the summer Olympics in 2028.

The Conservative backbencher David Davis has said that the UK's negotiating lever in Europe has been "cut to smithereens".

The twentieth century reduced it all to smithereens.

In 1996, the aliens with their hateful alien weaponry famously reduced the White House to smithereens – a form of blasphemy which in that innocent pre-9/11 era was deliciously exciting.

(Like if you beat your pendant to smithereens).

Newspaper offices are blown to smithereens.

"Love has been bombed to smithereens.

Smashed to smithereens for the same reason.

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