go to smash

And they were going to smash their way in to come along for the ride.

"But if you wanted somebody who was going to smash it up in the middle, I'm your man."

On the way there I'm going to smash the office telephones.

Was he going to smash back down to break against the ship's hard deck?

"I thought he was going to smash my teeth in," George had said.

Or instead was it simply going to smash the planet apart?

He is going to smash you With a fist that's quick.

I certainly wasn't going to smash through them without calling attention to myself.

Most likely it says they are going to smash us for being naughty.

I had only one compelling thought in my mind: I'm going to smash that chair.

The bank had gone to smash and carried her four hundred dollars with it.

He wasn't even going to smash his cousin into the wall.

We're not going to smash that baby all day, are we?"

When his ideal picture is destroyed, he sees the community going to smash.

I thought everything had gone to smash when she hit that bumper."

Lincoln said he was going to smash Douglas during their debates.

Everything could go to smash as long as that voice continued.

It didn't take much acting for me sometimes, like where I think she's going to smash that thing on my head.

He only knew that his life seemed unbalanced, as if it were going to smash into pieces.

We're going to smash into that asteroid like a couple of meteors.

I knew we were going to smash right down through the forest canopy fifty feet into the earth.

"I am going to smash you and shred me pieces.

Dead Boy went to smash the door in, but I restrained him.

That an asteroid is going to smash their world to atoms?"

'Because this one is going to smash the world economy.