Sentence examples for is being smashed from inspiring English sources
The social fund piggy bank might have helped them, but it is being smashed this month, and so they will be left squabbling with cash-strapped councils about the cut-price local schemes drawn up in its place.
Brooklyn, for all its shameless self-promotion, lacks those instantly recognisable buildings and legendary thoroughfares – the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, the Great White Way – that make it clear precisely what is being smashed to pieces, and where.
Put that baby on and look dapper as the earth's core is being smashed open by a Texas sized meteorite.
What is being smashed together in this case are two protons, which will collide after being whipped up to top speeds by cruising around the collider's 17 miles of underground tunnels.
All the while, the NHS is being smashed out of existence by the Tories and the sheer number of betting shops that have opened since the recession paints a cynical picture of how the local under and unemployed population are exploited by private business.
In urban areas far from coastlines, the major source for airborne chloride may be from burning polyvinylchloride plastic in refuse dumps, and large amounts of pollutants such as fluoride may also be emitted when trash is being smashed or incinerated (Sun et al. 2004).
IT IS not just temperature records that are being smashed by the nationwide heat wave; significant bits of America's electricity power-supply system are breaking too.
Soon ornaments are being smashed, doors are being slammed and trouble is kicking off all over the place.
Do you think that politicians are going to be able to respond well when their buildings are being smashed up?
Yet even before the first interval, ice creams have been sold, and box office records are being smashed.
