The phrase "gets shattered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is broken into many pieces, often used metaphorically to indicate a loss of hope or dreams.
Example: "When she heard the news, her dreams of a perfect future suddenly got shattered."
Alternatives: "is broken" or "gets destroyed".
And then it gets shattered through a job or a relationship breaking up, but that's when the best stuff comes again – it's born from that emptiness.
How will Americans to know when it's safe to go back into the financial markets? A. Trust builds up on a long period of time and gets shattered pretty quickly.
That gets shattered to roughly a quarter of a million stretches of DNA and the intervening segments are destroyed, so this is systems biology in the sense that we are dealing with problems of large numbers and the cell has to determine, for instance, which of these pieces to keep, which ones to eliminate.
And when you start doing this work, that all gets shattered.
We've all lost and gained and lost and gained for so long, our hope gets shattered somewhere along the way.
When the window of a mosque gets shattered, a rabbi must feel as if a swastika has been graffitied on his synagogue.
And it is how movements get shattered.
Bostian told investigators he was thinking about an associate who was indeed hurt by getting shattered glass in his eye in such an incident.
''So there was smoke all around, and I walked around towards the windows, and I found an open window that had gotten shattered through.
Daniel Murphy hit a three-run homer off Mike Leake (14-7), whostreakeak of 21 and two-thirds scoreless innings got shattered early.
This stylish first glimpse of Go Set a Watchman left us wanting more – even if a few of our illusions got shattered in the process.
