Sentence examples for make smash from inspiring English sources
The producers are sparing no expense to try to make "Smash" a moneymaking franchise.
At Leeds University, a kitchen was just a place to plate my takeaway or make Smash.
Both these women have failed to make smash hits of their Sunday-night reality shows for the same reason their show-business careers never soared: talent alone isn't necessary for success, but the people who do become stars, be it in movies, on television or just in the celebrity fast lane, are the ones who go all out to compensate for their lack of ability.
On the other hand, if Pixar continues to make smash hits, that could free Jobs to start talks with other studios.
So my goal for the next two years is to make Smash Down South as big as possible in the UK.
Pop fans with long memories will remember "Paris" from 2006, on which Hilton sang (sort of well!) about the celebrity experience over glossy robo-disco grooves produced by folks who went on to make smash hits with Katy Perry and Lady Gaga.
Gameloft makes smash hit games like Order & Chaos and Dungeon Hunter.
But the music is one of the things that makes "Smash" so special.
Making Smashed has changed the way she looks at the problem.
Mr. Malkovich made smashed red potatoes with the skins on -- "the American way," said Ms. Peyran, who is French but spent her childhood in Italy.
Only it wasn't a parade; it was the sound the biggest hailstones yet made smashing down on (yikes!) the Ubernicks' Fiesta, the Neillys' trash can, which — oof! — tumped over (as if knocked unconscious) and rolled directly out onto Pine.
