Sentence examples for to smash through from inspiring English sources

The detainee was able to smash through a mesh hatch and open it from the inside.

Instinctively returning the piece to smash through on the kingside and quite rightly so.

He said: "We do need to smash through the glass ceiling … it's the boardroom too".

Sealed, that is, until the novel's opening scenes, when covetous, irruptive forces begin to smash through those barriers.

Here attacking troops managed to smash through the front-line German trenches, although the second and third lines remained intact.

Trump has announced that he'd like to smash through the boulders with as much drama as possible.

But we've got another mixed metaphor here, with the going through the sludge to smash through the glass ceiling bit.

Tells about the sensation of riding in a tank assigned to smash through newly constructed road blocks.

It is designed to smash through doors or pry open mangled parts of wrecked cars or military vehicles.

He then used his heavy attaché case to smash through his office window and leapt to his death.

Limits are there to smash through-what was tough yesterday shouldn't be what's tough tomorrow.