Примеры smash

• A man does not smash the portrait of his beloved in order to express his anger (unless he is posturing).

• To accomplish this, she produces an oh-prefaced, epistemically upgraded assessment: oh they were smashing.

• In another section of this work, the fly is allegorically pursued by a book in an attempt to smash it (23:15-24:39).

• Selfish, splendid, disdainful, wilful and difficult, she survives when the sweet martyr collapses and the performing doll is smashed.

• During one particular storm the vessel shipped a very heavy sea that smashed the gangway and a lifeboat aft, and snapped off ventilators.

• In expressions, '+' denotes addition, '-' denotes proper subtraction, and '#' denotes the smash function.

• This collusion required little union participation and in some cases permitted collusion to smash unions.

• It is easier to smash the old stories than to tell new, better ones.

• For the first time in human history, the connection between political power and urban construction would be smashed.

• It is about smashing the power of guilt feelings by profession and, therefore, confession of wayward passions.

• Sherds from spatially separate areas in these deposits often fit together, prompting the inference that whole vessels were ceremonially smashed and then scattered.

• The guardians of morals accordingly smashed and burned the latest rock 'n' roll singles in public.

• The word smashed was therefore included in the analysis.

• At 7 a. m. on the 4th an enormous wave swept the deck, smashing and carrying away everything in its path.

• In figure 5 we define our semantic domains, using coalesced sums and smash products.