Sentence examples for smash each other from inspiring English sources

"I think people genuinely want to come and watch us smash each other out of our wheelchairs.

Particularly enjoyable are the scenes where Wahlberg and Schwartzman smash each other in the face with red rubber balloons in an effort to bring "reality" into closer focus.

We take young boys, essentially, and we have them repeatedly, over the course of the season, smash each other in the head, with known neurological consequences.

As Jupiter circles inward, it plows through all this material, triggering a cascade of collisions between the planetesimals, which smash each other into tiny pieces.

The outer ring road clogs every morning and evening, especially because no trees were ever planted to keep the sun from shining directly in motorists' faces at the busiest exchange, a 100-metre free-for-all where merging traffic competes with exiting traffic for the chance to smash each other to bits.

But the real outrage is that taxpayers are funding the construction of coliseums so that bruisers can smash each other in the mouth and billionaires can get richer.

Women are "smashing each other up in a manner that was previously reserved for menfolk".

When people come they're generally shocked that we're smashing each other apart, basically".

As huge guys smashed each other in the background, Santorum declared that he deplored the smash-and-whack politics in Washington and that he had reached across the aisle to work with senators such as Joe Lieberman, Barbara Boxer and even (gasp!) Hillary Clinton.

Scotland, on the other hand, host France next, who are looking beatable again and will no doubt be spending the intervening weekend smashing each other up in the Top 14. Could Scotland be on the up, all of a sudden?

If you can't show the humanity — let's say, the battle scene at the beginning of 'Gangs of New York' — then you have to find a way to do the violence in a non-graphic way, so that it doesn't become literally just scene after scene of people smashing each other across the head.