Sentence examples for which has shattered from inspiring English sources

The reason software sales acted as if they had guzzled a giant can of Red Bull last month was Grand Theft Auto V, which has shattered sales records since it was released in September.

About 400 people were killed in the uprising, which has shattered the reputation the Ivory Coast as a country with a stable government, a vibrant economy and an infrastructure that works.

They certainly are stars now — the subjects of the biggest reality show hit in the history of cable television, "Duck Dynasty," which has shattered ratings records this summer, reaching a high of 11.8 million viewers for the season premiere this month.

The political turmoil, which has shattered investor confidence in the oil-producing nation and pushed its economy into recession, poses a thorny problem for the secretary general of the Organization of American States, César Gaviria, who is due in Caracas on Sunday on his latest peace mission.

During the last 12 months, performers in temple courtyards, village halls and on television frequently have used traditional Balinese theater forms -- masked comedies, shadow plays and folk operas -- to refer to the attack and its aftermath, which has shattered the island's tourist-driven economy.

1918 - The Armistice The end of the war "The war is over, and in a million households fathers and mothers, wives and sisters, will breathe freely, relieved at length of all dread of that curt message which has shattered the hope and joy of so many".

Maybe he needed a theme removed from his past to come to grips with her death, which had shattered him.

He had, in fact, been hit by a deflected bullet, which had shattered into 11 pieces that were now lodged in his abdomen.

After a night's work which had shattered men with much bigger frames, I came across Gandhi in the early morning sitting by the roadside eating a regulation army biscuit.

The editor of the Pretoria News offered an insightful portrait of Gandhi in the battle zone: After a night's work which had shattered men with much bigger frames, I came across Gandhi in the early morning sitting by the roadside eating a regulation army biscuit.

Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich's fairy tale ballad "Ever After" was answered by "Where Do You Start?" in which the dream has shattered, and all that's left is to pick up the pieces.