Sentence examples for from the smashing from inspiring English sources

The leading journalistic critic of Lindbergh, the gossip columnist Walter Winchell (who was, in fact, Jewish), is assassinated, and American anti-Semites launch a wave of pogroms against American Jews that moves from the smashing of store windows and the burning of synagogues to murder.

Influenced by Jules Verne's From the Earth to the Moon and HG Wells's The First Men in the Moon, it was the first science-fiction film, and the image of a spaceship landing in the eye of the man in the moon has inspired artists ever since, from the Smashing Pumpkins' "Tonight, Tonight" video to Noel Fielding's Moon character in The Mighty Boosh.

Niantic Labs, the game's developer, isn't the only one that has benefitted from the smashing success of its second game.

Police believe the noise made from the smashing may have been mistaken for gunshots.

Anyway, if it's nostalgia for the Master System you're now after, click here; I sold mine to buy Ash's 1977 and that double album from The Smashing Pumpkins in 1996 (idiot).

From the smashing of stained glass during the Reformation, to Kristallnacht, to some anarchists throwing paint at the cereal café in Shoreditch, London: Why do people think it's OK to commit acts of violence against windows?

Mangled cables cascade down from the smashed ceiling tiles.

Adapted from the smash hit manga, this is a taught horror/crime battle of minds over a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it.

Mr. Azenberg said he had been tickled, at the age of 77, to audition for the role of himself, but that he came away from the "Smash" experience with admiration for the creators' determination to get Broadway right.

In the letter I began to read, the Concord sage implored Mr. Maxwell, a New York City customs official, who had "instituted a search for property plundered" from the smashed up Elizabeth, to look harder.

The nominating committee appeared to have run for the earplugs after hearing "American Idiot," the rock opera adapted from the smash Green Day pop-punk album, giving it an inexcusably chintzy three nominations.