Sentence examples for smithereens and from inspiring English sources

Releases on his label, Shake Records, introduced artists like the dB's, the Smithereens and Marshall Crenshaw.

"It's kind of like a tornado, where one house is blown to smithereens and the next one remains intact.

The storm surge lifted many of the houses from their foundations, smashing them to smithereens and spreading debris across the surrounding wetlands.

In one scene, she dances around a wineglass, delicate feet brushing over the top – then stamping it to smithereens and rattling over the fragments.

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS Yorktown Grange Fairgrounds The 87th Annual Yorktown Grange Fair, horse show, equipment parade, games, music by the Smithereens and more.

In the small valleys around the town, many of the long, low, tin-roofed chicken breederies — polleros — were smashed to smithereens, and their occupants killed, during Hurricane Maria.

(The Shuttle can't go beyond a near-Earth orbit; nukes would be deployed in standoff explosions to nudge the asteroid, rather than in subsurface blasts that would send smithereens everywhere; and oil drillers wouldn't... well, it's pretty clear).

This weekend's presentations include "The Closet" by Luis Cortina (tonight), the story of an Argentine couple who share their Bronx apartment with a mysterious creature; a revival of Susan Seidelman's definitive portrait of the East Village in the 1980s, "Smithereens" (tomorrow); and Karen Gehres's "Begging Naked," a documentary about the artist Elise Hill (Sunday).

But in the last couple of weeks it's been blown to smithereens -- and Hillary herself pulled the trigger.

New Jersey legend, Smithereens' drummer, and pop music connoisseur Dennis Diken, releases his first solo album with help from some of his pop music buddies, Pete DiBella, Andy Paley, Jason Falkner, Andrew Sandoval and The Wondermints.

I wish we could have a baseball catch...I recall you throwing the ball around with The Smithereens' Pat DiNizio... and well...bucket list.