Sentence examples for determined to smash from inspiring English sources

The Yankees splurged on offense last winter, determined to smash away the memory of the World Series, when anemic hitting doomed them to defeat.

Gloria De Piero, shadow minister for women and diversity, tweeted that poshness tests were a glass ceiling that Labour was determined to smash.

Kate the obedient one, the incurable romantic, and Baba, her alter ego, determined to smash the conventions and defy the strictures of church, priests, nuns and parenthood.

Young people seemed out of control, detached from institutions and traditions, determined to smash the rules and go their own way.

Then there is footage of Thatcher, determined to smash the trade unions (a point made by a new award-winning documentary, Owen Gower's Still the Enemy Within, which describes the firsthand experience of those who lived through the strike).

Few Palestinians rate the chances of a recently formed unity government; Israel is determined to smash Hamas anyway.Beyond these places that have got no better lies the spectre of those that have got far worse.

The high street was mayhem: half the people there doing last-minute Christmas shopping, the other half determined to start the first evening of the holiday smashed.

The home side notched 102 points on their way to promotion and looked determined to not wilt when behind, but when substitute Jeffrey Schlupp raced clear to smash embarrassingly over the bar, a draw looked to be slipping away.

Entry was determined to have been made via a rear sliding-glass door that had been smashed.

She smashes crockery, enters rooms in a state of operatic dishevelment or regal calm and seems determined to restore literal meaning to the word henpecked.

Do you love to smash?