Sentence examples for smashed vase from inspiring English sources

Among the complaints posted on social media were photos of flowers with wilted leaves and snapped stems, and a smashed vase.

"Your head is like some sort of smashed vase stuck back together by a horse," he says to Shelby.

Smashed Vase Arrest For Nick Flynn, trouble was only beginning, it seems, when he reportedly tripped over his shoelace on a visit to the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England, tumbled down a staircase and smashed three uninsured 17th-century Chinese porcelain vases valued at $870,000.

Perry chose to break the vase and have it repaired in the kintsugi traditional Japanese method that emphasizes the repair, saying "I have smashed the vase and repaired it with gold to symbolise that vulnerability might be an asset in relationships for such a person".

I got into a relationship with somebody who smashed a vase in my face.

"The emperor was so pissed," Sachs said, that he smashed the vase.

Perry then smashed the vase with a hammer and had it mended, apparently to represent Huhne's concealed vulnerability.

He put a boot through the wardrobe door, overturned a table, smashed a vase and screamed: "You know what it means to me, you fucking bastard!" He was about to start smashing the windows too, when Paul Ince and David Seaman burst in and restrained him.

He has smashed ancient vases, taken a thousand Chinese citizens to a small town in Germany – his contribution to the five-yearly Documenta contemporary art show in Kassel in 2007 – made works about the Chinese government's response to the Sichuan earthquake in 2008, and the social crackdowns during the year of the Olympics.

She will smash a vase, just because she feels like breaking something.

There are slapstick gags that fizzle and misfire, as when Ms. Bell tries to smash a vase, or when she squirts breath-freshener spray in Mr. Duhamel's eyes, or when he falls and bumps into things.