Sentence examples for might trash from inspiring English sources

"They might trash it," says Dennis, uncertainly.

Owners fear renting to strangers who might trash their home.

The producers of The Book of Mormon harnessed the power of the public's tweets as part of their advertising campaign, perhaps fearing that the critics might trash it, as they initially did with shows such as Les Miserables and Wicked.

In the very earliest days (I'm taking you back to 1995), when we started posting customer reviews, a customer might trash a book and the publisher wouldn't like it.

There was a powerful faction in the company which feared he might trash its classical traditions, and which resented him taking over from Frederick Ashton, who was credited with heading its previous golden age.

Some parents feel neglectful if junior isn't introduced to different cultures or vistas from a tender age, and others are concerned that junior might trash the house the minute they board their flight.

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Make sure to find out what they're going to do with your bed because they might just trash the entire mattress.

Purity Vodka founder Thomas Kuuttanen regularly takes his product on the road for blind tastings amidst bartenders and media who might unknowingly trash his baby to his face (they never do, and it almost always wins).

I thought the guys that wrote for them were the greatest people - they might have trashed the music, but respected it and lived the rock 'n' roll lifestyle.

You don't have to be an old boy from Eton, Harrow or even Cheltenham College (one of the locations where If … was filmed) to sympathise with Travis's alienated spirit – my own (distant) school days were spent at a Catholic comprehensive in northern England – you just need to share his belief that the game has been rigged so you might as well trash the rules.