Sentence examples for going to shatter from inspiring English sources
"I just know it's going to shatter her".
"Everyone was wondering if that thing was going to shatter".
James will dunk so hard it will look as if the backboard is going to shatter.
Now we're going to shatter their dreams and hearts and desires on Sunday".
"We are going to shatter the glass ceiling for all New Yorkers," Mr. McCall bellowed as he addressed 300 women at a fund-raiser here.
But it did feel like an illusion that was going to shatter once the big hoo-hah about Oscars and Baftas was over.
Recent experience in Kosovo and Afghanistan suggests that the American military finds it hard going to rebuild shattered civil societies, get food and medicine to those who need it and stop ancient enemies from settling scores after the sun goes down.
But now, it appears that all our heartfelt grievings are going to be shattered by her posthumous so-called "album", imminently due for release.
Who in the name of all that is holy is going to pick "Shatter" as their slide show transition?
If the Red Wings, who were seeded second in the Western Conference, don't win this series against a finals rookie that entered the playoffs seeded fourth in the East, they're going to be positively shattered.
Enduring conflicts and political upheaval across the Middle East and North Africa are stopping almost 14 million children from going to school and shattering "the hopes and dreams" of a generation, according to a new report from the UN children's agency, Unicef.
