Examples of 'had smashed' in a sentence
Meaning of "had smashed"
had smashed: This suggests that something was forcefully broken into pieces or damaged extensively. It is often used to describe a sudden and forceful impact that results in destruction or breakage
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The woman had smashed her half.
It was not just my heart that had smashed.
The cars had smashed him so hard.
Shards of broken glass littered in places where they had smashed in windows earlier.
Someone had smashed the window.
They had used a ladder to climb onto the carriage and had smashed a window.
Bondar had smashed knuckles and a split eyebrow.
I thought you had smashed them.
They had smashed their way to the town.
Several other cars also had smashed windows.
The plane had smashed under our office area.
She would track down this stranger who had smashed into her life.
The car had smashed so hard.
They rounded a corner and Pritchard had smashed into a wall.
Graham had smashed every piece of glass on the bus.
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Just as surely as if someone had smashed it into his body.
Had smashed him so hard.
It was alleged that he had smashed a glass into her face.
I had smashed my hand.
The man told police he had smashed his truck into lava.
These had smashed into each other as the train derailed.
The land of Greece looks as if the sea had smashed it to pieces.
And they had smashed her in the face with a rock.
His eyes fell upon the portion of the door which Dragon Fault had smashed.
It felt like they had smashed into a cement wall.
It had smashed his entire body into little pieces with blood oozing out everywhere.
And it appeared they had smashed his hands with a block.
He kept dragging his right leg, the SA had smashed it.
It was as if he had smashed through the atmosphere and broken through the earth.
When they found the body, a bottle had smashed in her bag.
Someone had smashed the window and let himself into the shop.
Eliezer represented Abraham who had smashed the idols of his father.
But it had smashed the local public transport system across the country.
His knee hurt, as if something had smashed against it recently.
Alexander had smashed right through to Darius 's chariot.
It was surprisingly dark ; someone had smashed the nearby streetlights.
Someone had smashed the window . They broke in.
Everyone had run so well and they had smashed their goals!
The front wheel had smashed the cockpit, and it was still stuck somewhere in there.
I went to her house . Someone had smashed the window.
A heavy shell had smashed through the roof of one of the turrets of Battery Number 30.
As we drove by, I noticed that both of them had smashed windows.
I ran outside, and he had smashed it to smithereens against the wall.
I should have picked him up in the Kinder garden . I had smashed my hand.
Some of the statues had smashed heads and legs, the statement read.
A large white bird, probably a swan, maybe two swans, had smashed the windscreen.
And when I came home, he had smashed a desk that was sitting in our living room.
Dart discovered 42 baboon skulls at Makapansgat, 27 of which had smashed fronts.
Not only that, the Guzzi had smashed the track lap record.
I thought he had smashed everything, but I guess he had saved one.
