Sentence examples for a smashing of a 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.

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.

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".

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.

The grief for Larry Stern was mixed with anger at the cruelty of a life so short and a death so untimely, a death like the smashing of a crystal goblet.

After increasingly noisy and bloated starship battles, "Into Darkness" reaches a climax with the smashing of a North American city followed by a long fistfight on a flying metal platform.

As the Israeli scholar Ehud Sprinzak writes in his study "The Ascendance of Israel's Radical Right," 1967 marked a "mental revolution," and the smashing of "a twenty-year political paradigm" of national vulnerability.

You'll wind up thinking gratefully about the respective, resonant flourishes Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Reilly bring to such activities as the smashing of a typewriter with a golf club and the buttering of a mountain of toast.