Sentence examples for for smashing up from inspiring English sources

Asked about the club's reputation for smashing up restaurants, he added: "Yes.

When asked about the club's reputation for smashing up restaurants, in 2013 an older and wiser Mr Johnson told the BBC: "Yes.

I can't stand it.' They were probably terrified of him: in 1984 he spent seven weeks in jail for smashing up a nightclub.

Following a stint at the Royal Court, she became an associate director at the National Theatre, where she attracted controversy for "smashing up" classics such as Chekhov's The Seagull.

The point we've been trying to make since Lambeth first euphemistically announced its ambition for smashing up our homes, at a 'Summer Exhibition' in 2012, is that we want repairs, not demolition.

While Mr Salmond had been hatching grand plans to rid Scotland of the capitalist (read: English) yoke, Mr Cameron had been carousing in Brasenose College, Oxford, as a member of the Bullingdon Club, a private drinking society known for smashing up the venues at which it drank.

The ruling upheld a challenge by the Islamic Defenders Front, a vigilante group known for occasionally smashing up bars that it views as affronts to Islam and forcibly closing Christian churches and the mosques of Muslim minorities.

Worse, Orlovsky had gone bats from drugs, vanishing for hours and days, smashing up furniture and menacing girlfriends.

I could, for example, have spent it smashing up restaurants in full evening dress.

I felt sorry for the poor non-Nigerians we would be smashing up at the weekend.

They were smashing up shops".