Smash used in a sentence

Smash in a sentence as a noun

Use a pawn-shop electric guitar to smash the **** out of their interview room.

Until the next smash product line that's not from his lips to Apple's ears, I don't know that Apple is going to be fine.

How many billions in damages have been caused by stack smashing and buffer overflows?

It's a decently powerful language that you can do cool things in if you find a good rock and smash the right things in the right places.

Death date showing up on Google isn't a train smash, but if some government agency decides that Google is smarter than them?

I'm going to ignore that they're not the same person and pretend that if you smash them together like play-doh you get a single hypocrite.

Smash in a sentence as a verb

Any time someone asks you to roll your own encryption pinch yourself and smash your head on the desk, if you still want to code it smash your head again.

They not only yell at each other, but actually punch each other, and occasionally stab or smash bottles over each others' heads.

Since they couldn't remember the perfect gas law they instead drop the barometer from the roof and time how long it takes to smash into the ground below.

They wait a couple hours until he passes out, then smash open the doors and windows and taze him repeatedly, pretty much just for fun, to be the bullies they are.

There's no excuse for not hiding your administrative tools, generally the soft underbelly of the whole smash, from the Internet.

If you tried to force the magnet close to the aluminum at speed it would resist so strongly that you never managed to smash it into it with any kind of effectiveness.

Smash in a sentence as an adverb

In fact, any decent human being would be enraged at a giant corporation using its power to smash a little guy to make a few thousand more per employee a year.

You said: * No carry-on suit cases\n\nAnd then you said: * Trying to smash your carry on into an already full overhead bin\n\nAre you sure this isn't just a list of your air travel pet peeves?

You win."?It's not smug when Ballmer dismisses every Apple product when it's released only to watch that product become a smash hit?Don't get me wrong Gruber's smug as all **** in this piece but Apple itself?

Focusing only on the atoms to evade responsibility for the value lost in smashing the glass suggests you don't recognize the value of the unbroken glass, which is nonsense.

When you recall their once-titanic power, their vicious business culture, their decade-long seizure and stagnation of the entire web, the way they openly eat their own with gusto, and the incalculable amounts of money and effort thrown into the boundless swamps of their fetid platforms, you realize that watching them tumble and smash on the rocks below is never, ever, ever going to get old.