Sentence examples for being smashed out from inspiring English sources

Store windows being smashed out.

Gerd and Lauer's remix is a typically rambunctious affair and if it's not being smashed out in every decent club round the world over the next few weeks, we'll go back in time and eat Paddy Ashdown's marizpan hat.

All the while, the NHS is being smashed out of existence by the Tories and the sheer number of betting shops that have opened since the recession paints a cynical picture of how the local under and unemployed population are exploited by private business.

The woman's face had been smashed out.

Shortly afterward, as a scent of smoke lingered, neighbors stared at the house, where front windows were smashed out and Venetian blinds and walls were singed and blackened.

State officials declined to confirm the findings but photographs from the scene show much of the rear windshield of the Dodge was smashed out.

The most determined looting appeared to have occurred at the Tourneau Watch Gear boutique, where the front windows are smashed out, and the display cases just inside are similarly shattered.

We saw an apartmnet building where some kind of shell had fallen in the courtyard, windows in all the first 9 floors of the block were smashed out and parked cars destroyed.

From the outstanding American international Samu Manoa to Tom Wood and Dylan Hartley there was a total refusal to take a backward step, underlined when Charlie Hodgson was smashed out of the contest inside the first half-hour after shipping heavy blows from Manoa and Courtney Lawes.

If you want a sense of how worthless Mr. Mitchell's testimony was, just consider that he admitted on the witness stand that in the 12 to 24 hours leading up to the crime he had been smashed out of his mind on crack cocaine, marijuana and alcohol.

For the second Test at Lord's, England have recalled Simon Kerrigan, the 25-year-old Lancashire left-armer who was smashed out of the attack on his debut by Australia's Shane Watson last summer.