Sentence examples for a smash of a from inspiring English sources

I think Mailer is a smash of a writer".

That's why we've identified three essential kitchen items to hack your way to a smash of a party.

Cue fist-pump (more a one-inch punch than a bolo-uppercut) and a smashing of a ball into the crowd.

In 1981, as half of Bucks Fizz was naughtily ripping the skirts off the other half, you could hear Paul Weller, of the Jam, singing about "A smash of glass and a rumble of boots / An electric train and a ripped-up phone booth".

Ahead by 5-4 and serving for the fourth set, Sampras mishandled the tension of a break point by shanking an overhead smash of a weak lob into the bottom of the net.

For its extraordinary economic progress and rapid democratisation, South Korea is a smash hit of a nation but in terms of Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, there is a real danger of an imminent drop from the top 40.

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When it came out, it became an instant classic, a smash-up of song and choreography, incredible joke architecture synced to visual spectacle.

The family hails from Scranton, Pennsylvania, as does his own, and some of the details, like a ritual smashing of a "peppermint pig", are borrowed from his own relations.

A Smashing Start In the grand tradition of rock 'n' roll, custom calls for the smashing of a guitar or two when a new Hard Rock cafe opens.

FOR those who regard the smashing of a champagne bottle as a tragic waste, the problems facing the world's shipbuilders are excellent news.