Sentence examples for about to smash from inspiring English sources

Mr. El-Yateem's 2-year-old son obsessively draws pictures of a plane about to smash into the twin towers.

He is about to smash the bottle of champaign over the bows of the vessel, when he suddenly realizes that he has forgotten the name of the warship.

Letters and drawings from schoolchildren, including several that showed planes about to smash into the World Trade towers, were taped on the walls.

57 mins: Murphy hares back to put in a crunching tackle on Guererro, who was about to smash one goalwards from the edge of the box.

In a searing contest, Meares came hurtling around the final turn as if she was about to smash earlier predictions that Pendleton again held the whip hand over her.

A frantic young man whipped off his running shoe and was just about to smash the bug when one of the waiters rushed over and suggested he sit back down.

And just to stress this point again, being positive and aggressive is not about trying to smash every ball to the boundary; you can still show this intent when leaving.

Although if there are some people in the middle getting ready to slamdance it is better to try and get out of the circle than be stuck in the middle about to be smashed right next to someone two-stepping.

Among shout-outs to the Orioles' grounds crew, and various updates about his life, he mostly tweets about eating: "Bout to smash some meatloaf," is a typical tweet.

Openers don't have to smash it about, but it is advantageous for at least one of them to be able to move the score along right away.

"Be it somebody of steel, who is going to smash people about or someone who wants to get forward more". In addition to the midfield, Moore says defender Alan Tate has given him "food for thought" while he trains with the club but is yet to make a decision on a contract offer.