Sentence examples for been smashed up by from inspiring English sources
Its old houses and monuments have been smashed up by shell fire.
As these ancient citadels decay, or are smashed up by warfare or prosperity, his pictures will come to seem as valuable as his fine text.
There was all this negative press about houses being smashed up by tenants, and the difficulty of getting them to leave.
(This includes nearly being gored by a buck who hit his car, nearly rolling off an African cliff in a car wreck, and being smashed up by a feed truck in another accident).
The global media machine is rapidly losing interest in watching urban tent cities being smashed up by police, and, with the eyes of the world turning away, a curious thing is happening: Occupy is beginning to adopt the centuries-old language and tactics of organised labour.
There is a detailed recreation of the Chrysler Building's lobby that is smashed up by autos from different eras, and the whooshing of the art deco elevator shafts are turned into musical instruments, one of my favourite bits of the entire series.
With fares set to rise by up to 11% in January to boost private profits, thousands of jobs at risk from the McNulty rail review cuts and ticket offices and stations being smashed up by the politicians and their business allies, the time for renationalisation is here right now.
The discovery that some cancer chromosomes appear to have been smashed up and put back together (chromothrypsis) highlights just how complex their genomes can be.
When her wingman is smashed up, Mary speaks by telephone to his wife in words no male writer of thrillers could assemble.
Imagine a repeat of 2011: London is overrun by rioters, teenagers are smashing up estate agents and ransacking their local Tesco Metro for job lots of basmati rice.
