to-shatter

He took up a stone, hit it hard mouth cylinder, erupted to shatter a few.

Leading authorities agree that this new data is going to shatter many of the myths about aging and physical performance.

Album never managed to be a hit in DM markets and the deal with the record company began to shatter aswell.

Although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it.

As the President considers which of NASA's dreams to shatter and which to back, the water issue could be a turning point.

As this occurred, the human dream was then used to shatter earth and all species therein, rather than fulfill upon it's original purpose.

Rufus dreams of being a bear, and you want to shatter those dreams by saying he's just a dog?

Quakes are unlikely to shatter a layer of clay soil, though if split by force it will divide into a crevasse.

Finally a wooden telephone pole was twisted to shatter and splinter in a very realistic and lifelike manner.

Yet in his own way, the 88-year-old Mr. Yu is helping to shatter the traditions of inheritance.

It's the same principle which can cause glass to shatter when exactly the right musical note is hit at the correct pitch.

Could any spectacle is more whimsical than that of gunners using science to shatter men's bodies, while surgeons use it to restore them?

The IMF's World Economic Outlook (WEO), published this week, aims to shatter such complacency.

On my left, on the corner of the bridge, there is someone to shatter my dreams.

If you open both arms to protect the angel, wildly and lonely you fly high, once you fall, you are sure to shatter into pieces.

It is enough to shatter his complacency.

It threatens to shatter the lives of millions of our people.

Corporate-bond issuance is on track to shatter records this year, largely offsetting the slump in bank lending.

The barbeque was meant to shatter the world record for the globe's largest grill-off.

But neither of the boys could foresee what would happen to Hassan on the afternoon of the tournament, which was to shatter their lives.

light, grant me one final blessing. give me the strength to shatter these bonds. . . no more, art has!

A flaw in the crystal that caused it to shatter.

Corporate-bond issuance is on track to shatter records this year.

The break was designed to shatter Mr. Day's will.

Is it possible that it was Petunia and not Harry who caused the glass to shatter?

It took just 20 minutes to shatter that image.

Plastics, on the other hand, are lighter weight and less likely to shatter.

He raised a sign so piteous and profound As it did seem to shatter all his bulk

heavy enough to shatter the melting ice

then climb in slow to shatter her brain matter, and batter her

5 tips to shatter your productivity bottleneck

You gave Your life to shatter death

Weapons now have a chance to shatter only when the player hits something