Sentence examples for even more smashing from inspiring English sources

A few weeks earlier, in Germany's coal industry, union diehards and their political allies won an even more smashing victory.

There is now surely a strong possibility that Phelps will not only smash Spitz's record - but, even more astonishingly, break eight world records in the process.

I don't know when I started sleeping like I belong in a coffin, but at some point with having kids crawl into bed with you or smush up on top of you (or even more fun, try to smash the remote at your face) while you are laying on the couch, you start to sleep that way as a sort of defensive mechanism.

To start, Trump has smashed through an even more basic set of norms that apply to the Chief Executive, who is tasked with serving as a role model on — and initial interpreter of — what the law requires.

It makes us even more eager to come back and smash that barrier".

McCullum has become even more attacking with age and intent on smashing opposition bowlers to all parts of the ground inside the opening six overs of a Twenty20 match.

But Smashing Pumpkins are even more undead than the reunited Pavement: Corgan is the current lineup's only original member.

It could be argued that the focus is less on romance and more on something massive smashing into something even more massive but then, was sub-Hitchockian thriller Unknown really about developing the relationship between Liam Neeson and his wife, played by 25 years younger January Jones?

He said Ohoud was subjected to "an even more ferocious assault", describing: "Her skull was smashed so badly that brain tissue protruded from a hole in her head".

The big-voiced Brit has sold over 23 million copies of her smash album 21, even more amazing in an era when selling 500,000 copies is a strong showing.

Which is why it is even more horrendous when the life she knows is completely smashed apart".