Sentence examples for a bang of from inspiring English sources

MOOCs started with a bang of optimism.

The taste (test one!) should run sweet, with a bang of acidity.

Not that my work placement itself went out with a bang of any particular linguistic success.

It was, I felt, such a bang of an opener, to anybody who's been following along.

Anything different – including this, Guardian Egyptian – has a bang of impact.

Some dances begin with a bang — of sound, of motion, of light — which can bring an audience to sharp attention right away.

They were really getting a bang out of their evening at the palace.

If you're willing to share accommodation with strangers, you can really get a bang out of your buck.

"Supplements may be more of a bang for my buck".

"Quentin made a big bang of a movie, and I wouldn't have dared to dream that my little world, my globe, would be part of that constellation.

Last week, the second season of Serial ended with less of a bang and more of a shrug.