Sentence examples for smashing it in from inspiring English sources

Hideyoshi responded by grabbing his bamboo tea ladle, and smashing it in two.

Team GB is smashing it in Rio – in a year when the country has never needed cheering up more.

There are, of course, examples of Brits and our brands smashing it in the US: the broadcaster Alistair Cooke, the Beatles and (so the company's advertising slogan told us) the industrial conglomerate Hanson, which liked to brag how it was "a company from over here that's doing rather well over there".

They'll be playing the artists that they think are smashing it in 2016, from London duo Cat's Eyes to Under the Skin soundtrack svengali Micachu, among a sprinkling of their own remixes and tracks by British newcomer Gaika and classical composer turned techno wizard Anne Meredith.

"He's been dancing past people with his quick feet and smashing it in the back of the net".

"He's been dancing past people with his quick feet and smashing it in the back of the net". Ameobi was withdrawn with 16 minutes remaining at the Riverside, bringing a premature end to his first start since Newcastle's FA Cup defeat by Brighton in January.

"I got a good ball in from Müller, got a nice touch on it and just smashed it in," explained Ozil.

Simeone smashed it in at the back post for good measure but it was credited as an own goal to Sandro.

Roger Willis knocked Williams's right-wing cross back across goal and Sean Parrish smashed it in after Tony Bullock failed to hold the ball.

A quick break down the left allowed Glenn Turner to cut in and shoot but Max Weinhold could only parry the ball into the air and when it dropped Kieran Govers smashed it in on the first bounce.

But I just picked my spot, didn't change my mind and smashed it in".