Sentence examples for partly smashed from inspiring English sources
The jeep's alarm was blaring and a rear window had been partly smashed, but the imperious Hyatt logo had apparently scared off the thieving locals.
The wall is held up mainly by a series of precarious and partly smashed basement floors and a towering mound of steel debris.
Ultimately, workers are expected to uncover the partly smashed PATH station on the basement's lowest level, said Frank Lombardi, the chief engineer for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Down two more floors to the mezzanine, and the Commuter's Cafe seems to wait for customers next to dozens of turnstiles and a partly smashed bank of escalators leading down to the PATH station.
The only way into that dim world is along the PATH rail line that once ran along the very bottom of the pit, through the basement of the Custom House, which was partly smashed by debris that fell when the north tower collapsed.
Written by Pat Connolly, who had coached Evelyn Ashford, the woman whose 100-meter record Joyner smashed, it was partly a tribute and partly a posthumous indictment.
Instant color prints of a partly eaten pie, a newspaper display and smashed beer cans show Evans extending his exploration of the everyday world during the last two years of his life, but in an entirely different way.
I also couldn't have spent the rest of today being smashed because I have a huge pile of work to get through: partly to pay for the Unbanana Experience and partly because work is arriving for assessment from the latest crop of Warwick creative writing students.
(The V&A is home to a disparate array of objects, from 19th-century D'Oyly Carte prompt books to Pete Townshend's partly-smashed guitar).
The attack quickly captured the public's attention, partly because it echoed an assault in Midtown last fall in which another woman, Nicole Barrett, was smashed in her skull by a man wielding a paving stone.
Spectre was shot partly in the resort of Sölden, where you'll apparently find yourself sharing the slopes with smashed up planes, 4x4 megawagons and speeding helicopters.
