The phrase “bash of” is not a correct part of a sentence in English.
Instead, you could use a phrase like “bash at,” as in “He continued to bash at the door until it opened.”.
Consider a publishing bash of some sort, probably in London.
The company also avoids the "crash and bash" of sharks into cages that some operators encourage.
A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings is out on 23 Sep; Beach Slang tour the UK from 22 Aug.
There, at the annual bash of the World Economic Forum (WEF), they sip vin des glaciers with some 50 heads of state and 300 cabinet ministers.
Denver's biggest beer bash of the year is the Great American Beer Festival, Sept. 25 to 27 at the Colorado Convention Center; (303) 447-0816, www.beertown.org.org
It was Thanksgiving weekend and the first holiday bash of the season was in high gear at a big bar downtown.
There's the smash-bash of stainless steel resisting ball-peen hammers.
"They want the controversy, the backlash, the bashing of athletes.
There was plenty of male-bashing, of course, much of it provided by the men.
Economic nationalism is strong; the bashing of multilateral lenders is a hobby of the chattering classes.
The city is not accustomed to hearing any bashing of them".
