Sentence examples for might smash from inspiring English sources
In 1995 Blair went for elected mayors because they might smash the power of local Labour parties.
They are actors who might smash any role out of the park and they should be considered".
(If the police or the Basij see you doing this, they may take down your license number, and you risk arrest later; or they might smash your windshield).
Yeah, but its screen might smash into a million tiny pieces when you throw it on your laminate floor in anger.
He might smash the vintage Louis Vuitton watch his wife bought him at a cute little flea market in the Eleventh Arrondissement.
Swinton is one of the producers on "I Am Love," and the film is unthinkable without her, as Guadagnino inspects that cool, glassy translucence of hers and asks how, and under what conditions, it might smash.
While American military might smashed Al Qaeda's training camps and terrorist infrastructure in Afghanistan after last September's attacks on New York and Washington, officials throughout the American government say that Al Qaeda has quickly adapted.
And, he goes on, reaching out to other groups in society might now smash the party's brittle bone structure.
He might not smash people backwards but he can also tackle.
The ragtag group of misfits might also smash some television sets or burn images of well-known politicians, depending on their mood. .
He nearly bankrupted England by pursuing a series of misjudged foreign conquests, most notably repeated attempts to conquer parts of France, suggesting he might not smash the hard/soft Irish border debate.
