Sentence examples for a smashing of from inspiring English sources

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

And you should not confuse – or try to scare voters by suggesting it – that a lower growth of house prices means falling prices (let alone a smashing of them).

This is better described as a whip's best friend, a political retirement home, a quantum leap in centralised power and a smashing of such shreds of pluralism as remain in Westminster politics.

Whereas Bowker, in Marvellous, plays brilliantly with levels of reality, most of the formal innovations in TV have involved a tactic still often called, in a borrowing from theatre, "breaking the fourth wall" (where the actors acknowledge the presence of the audience), although it is more accurately a smashing of the screen.

This unique fusion of digital and analog technology allows the various moments of ink flow that happen throughout the marbleizing process to be scanned digitally and transposed within a singular image, a smashing of temporal moments into a singular image somewhat like a contemporary iteration of photographer Marey's iconic motion studies.

I think Mailer is a smash of a writer".

"But when I have a smash of the racquet, smack of the racquet, I usually feel relieved afterwards.

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

Imagine, there's a smash of glass, then the shopkeeper's wailing as the baggy skin on his skull crumples beneath the butt of a robber's machete.

They were just as much of a smash out of town.

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.