Sentence examples for a bit smashed from inspiring English sources

If you've got a party or something, it's all right to get a bit smashed, but I just know what works for us and getting fucked up doesn't - the music wouldn't be any good.

I'd left it at work because I knew there was a chance I was going to get a bit smashed.

In the meantime, there's London Has Fallen, a gleefully stupid action film in which the British capital has various bits smashed off it by a gang of evil arms dealers.

But it's a bit like they smashed their way into Foot Locker, got bewildered by choice, and came out with two left shoes.

And in what seems like a bit of smash-mouth budgeting, the administration has even suggested linking funding for efficiency programs to royalties from Arctic drilling.

In keeping with their preferences, the escorts either bit or smashed it, and a handful consistently ignored it.

But taken collectively, this sudden mania for all things Titanic can't help feeling like a bit of a smash-and-grab job.

"I like to think [the women's game] is more technical," says Alphonsi, "but if people want to see brute force, want to see a bit of a smash, then the good thing about the women's game is that it provides all that.

"It was a bit of a smash and grab act and Loreto will probably feel a bit aggrieved that they didn't win it in normal time but we were due a bit of luck.

To be fair it's a bit of a smash and grab win with virtually the last kick, but it's pleasing because it's happened against us too many times.

3.13am GMT 48th over: Australia 202-2 (Clarke 0 Watson 60) need 231 Clarke gets off the mark with a single, but Panesar's heroic 9/20 is going to be a bit difficult after Watto smashes three fours; two down the ground and one sneaky chop into the off side.