Sentence examples for kind of smashed from inspiring English sources

This chair in particular was in a piece called "Throwing Down Chairs," so it got kind of smashed.

"But in doing so we have kind of smashed the thermometer in order to hide the fact that we have a fever".

'I was quite relieved when he settled with Dianne - though for the first few months when she moved in, I kind of smashed lots of things.' She also stopped eating.

It meant they were vulnerable to the kind of smash-and-grab goal they have too often suffered under Van Gaal.

Many in line said they had come for tickets because they loved the 33-year-old movie (though it was not this kind of smash).

It was the kind of smash-the-fourth-wall-with-a-sledgehammer moment that has helped build the theatre on Rosa Luxemburg Square a loyal fanbase in the German capital, and a reputation for artistic anarchy across the globe.

"I like kind of smash-mouth, old-school basketball because that's what I grew up watching.

And to do that, you have to kind of smash the glass through, but obviously you'll get hurt, there is going to be a bit of pain or consequences if you do sort of smash through'.

And not just any kind of burgers: smashed burgers made from freshly ground, humanely raised beef.

That charming bit of experimental science contrasts sharply with the way physicists usually go hunting for new kinds of matter: smashing ordinary particles together in giant particle accelerators and then picking through the debris.

Givony, a daring and energetic young impresario, has limited experience in classical music; his concerts, which can be enticing or confusing by turns, not only bring classical and non-classical groups together for a kind of programmatic smash-up, but bring members of each group's audience into the same room with them.