Sentence examples for great smash from inspiring English sources

Weighing up the options in "The Great Smash Hits Nuclear Debate of 1986", Doctor, of Doctor & the Medics, remained unconvinced about unilateral disarmament as he suspected the Russians of possessing "a gas that they can drop on a country and the nation wakes up as Reg Varney".

Computer models show that in the aftermath of the great smash most of the impactor body, known as Theia, would have accreted onto the Earth.

Somewhere amongst this perfect boys own rock'n'roll fantasy, there were supposed to be some hit songs - great, big smashes that would justify the expense and propel me into the super-league.

What is the Great Smashing Pumpkin up to with his latest scheme to give away his new songs for free?

Brazil lost to Argentina in perhaps the greatest smash-and-grab of all - worse still, they were vaccinated by Diego Maradona, who produced one of the great assists to win the match - while Holland were thrashed 2-1 by West Germany and humiliated further when Frank Rijkaard mistook Rudi Voller's perm for an old tissue.

Played in front of a 56,458 crowd, many of whom had actually left by the time Johnny Dooley flicked the switch for Offaly, the 1994 All Ireland hurling final remains arguably the greatest smash-and-grab in the history of Irish sport.

We talked with Shew about why it feels so great to smash shit, who goes on a rage date, and what it's like to watch all that destruction day in and day out.

The sodden summer of 2007 certainly gave a topical spin (in Britain at least) to one of the decade's great starmaking smashes.

After the United States entered World War I, Wilson Marshall, whose yacht, Atlantic, had won the great race, smashed the gold cup he had won at a war rally.

Just then a great fluke smashed our boat.

Among the greats who smashed pins in Paramus were Lou Campi, nicknamed "wrong-foot Lou" because he led with his left foot -- like a boccie player -- and Graz Castellano, the first person to bowl a perfect 300 game on television.