Sentence examples for dreadful smash from inspiring English sources
And she rounds things off with a dreadful smash that goes well wide.
Television began limiting its dreadful reruns of the smashing jetliners and the steel towers in lethal collapse, instead panning cameras across incomprehensibly vast piles of smoking debris.
In a speech to the conference in Brighton that had just elected him, he asked Labour supporters to remember how dreadful it felt to have been smashed in the 1983 general election.
De Camargo's smash-and-grab winner followed a dreadful error by Bayern's Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, signed from Schalke as a long-needed replacement for Oliver Kahn.
It was not something she understood, merely some sort of explanation for a dreadful performance, shot through with excruciating mistakes, none worse that a smash virtually on top of the net that she somehow managed to miss.
"I thought either it would be a smash hit, like a Eugene O'Neill play," he observes, "or a dreadful failure, like — like a Eugene O'Neill play.
"Anne and I were having dreadful violent fights," he wrote to a friend, "slamming each other around, smashing every object in the house — the kids were running in terror".
Lift, smash, lift, smash.
