Sentence examples similar to cards shattered from inspiring English sources
"That card was shattered into such tiny pieces that it was consistent with something that had been frozen and shattered".
A routine afternoon looked on the cards, but the calm was shattered by chanting from protesters with a banner in the upper tier of the stands during the sixth game of the set.
They sent vast sackfuls of get well cards to Mill Reef when he shattered a fetlock on the gallops.
This is essentially a playoff game for Atlanta, whose wild-card hopes will be all but shattered by a loss.
Starting with Bank of Scotland's operation of payment cards for Marks and Spencer, a retail chain, they have shattered the old convention that English and Scottish banks did not compete on each other's turf.
Through an advertisement on Craigslist, Mr. McElroy began offering to replace shattered screens, and eventually expanded his menu to include broken SIM card trays, cracked covers, water damage and more mysterious glitches, like unresponsive buttons.
Before I ever received my first Valentine's card, in first grade, my innocence had already been shattered.
The bolt of lightning shattered the capstone and sent the pieces to the ground before traveling through the brass railings and scattered the cards in one of the wire-racks.
Shadoobie, shattered, shattered . . .
