Sentence examples for smashing though from inspiring English sources
That's smashing, though it's not why I write.
Also because he has also been one of the leading lights in the new crisis over whether to let the country go smashing though the debt ceiling.
And Princess Leia, generally smashing though she is and through no fault of her own, essentially legitimises the worst kind of nepotism and born-into-power entitlement.
Both look smashing, though I must admit with a BluRay player that makes the regular DVD look as sharp as possible, the differences are more modest than usual because Criterion takes such care to provide excellent prints.
JH: When I worked at NME, we had an office joke: "Smashing bloke, though," which shone light on the perils of confusing one's impressions of someone with the merits of their art (as the Lester Bangs character says in Almost Famous: "These people are not your friends").
He wafts a smash long though, and it's 0-15.
The window next to Kwadwo Asamoah was smashed, though the player was not hurt.
It's a comparison that will favor Smash though, if the pilot is any indication.
The album wasn't quite a smash (though certainly not a dud), but it included a handful of great songs.
These days $1bn is the new benchmark for a bona-fide smash (though only seven films so far have made that much).
Obviously Fuck Me was never likely to be a radio smash (though an edit of Azealia Banks's filthy 212 is currently on Radio 1's B-list, so with a little time it could well have been).
