Sentence examples for since the smash from inspiring English sources

His first big London show since the smash hit 24-hour viewing marathon The Clock is a looser, more free-roaming affair.

It has been a long time since the smash text-based adventure game Planetfall, and a game based on Red Dwarf could certainly fill the void.

Twenty years on somehow two entire decades have drifted into the ether since the smash hit dance sensation rocketed up the UK charts you're still haunted by it.

Pixar has since provided the smash hit Cars - and the takeover has put paid to doubts about Disney's ability to switch from pen-and-paper cartoons to all-digital production.

It was a big shock for me to discover that it's 37 years - yes 37 years - since the comedy smash Citizen Smith hit our TV screens.

The Australians, to cite another example, have been losing medal-table momentum since staging the smash-hit Summer Games in Sydney in 2000.

Influenced by Jules Verne's From the Earth to the Moon and HG Wells's The First Men in the Moon, it was the first science-fiction film, and the image of a spaceship landing in the eye of the man in the moon has inspired artists ever since, from the Smashing Pumpkins' "Tonight, Tonight" video to Noel Fielding's Moon character in The Mighty Boosh.

The former has since been smashed, and the latter, according to a recent exposé in the Sunday Times, spends much of its time smashed too.

Still, Tick Tock Boom and Try It Again put them all together as effectively as anything they have done since the big smash Hate to Say I Told You So and suggest these revivalists are themselves due a revival.

A 22 year old may be willing to take the risk of such a career; a 40 year old with a family will be less willing to make the leap.It has been this way ever since the Luddites smashed the early weaving machines.

Labor laws remain almost as repressive as they have been since the military smashed the labor unions after the 1980 coup d'état, requiring workers to register their wish to join a union with a notary public, with a resulting rate of unionization that remains well below 10 percent and workers left at the mercies of their employers.