"smash past" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe someone or something that is moving quickly and forcefully through something or past something. For example, "He smashed past the competition to win the race."
Stepanek made it 5-1 a moment later, crushing an overhead smash past Bob Bryan.
Lopez takes his eye off the ball - or possibly loses it in the sun - and hits an easy smash past the baseline.
But undaunted, the Irish regrouped to produce more pressure with a Cian Healy smash past All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw bringing audible gasps from the crowd.
Martin palmed over a Alejandro Faurlin header before the Dons amazingly made it 4-0 in the 56th minute, when Potter took advantage of poor defending from a set-piece to smash past Green.
Conversely, Captain America: The Winter Soldier has smashed past the final tally of its 2011 predecessor.
There was a brief delay before the referee, Antony Gautier, awarded a penalty that Oscar Cardozo smashed past Krul.
As tons of water smashed past, we edged along the rocky path gasping through the flying, choking spray.
See You Again also sets a new streaming record, racking up 3.68 million streams in seven days and smashing past Love Me Like You Do.
Ivanovic struck after just five minutes, sending Willian's corner into the roof of the net with a powerful header, and also played a role in Chelsea's second, directing a cross into the area that Pedro smashed past Costel Pantilimon.
Ghost Stories has extended the British group's unbroken sales streak, smashing past Michael Jackson to top this week's UK chart and become the fastest-selling album of the year.
More information: www.helloruby.com Another board game here, "accidentally" launched by Googler Dan Shapiro last year, when he smashed past his $25,000 crowdfunding goal to raise more than $631,000 on Kickstarter.
