Sentence examples for a bombshell at the from inspiring English sources
The UN speech has been heavily trailed – including by Abbas himself, who hinted he intended to "drop a bombshell" at the general assembly.
But Chopra dropped a bombshell at the Economist event.
The chief of the American Medical Association AMAA) dropped a bombshell at the annual delegates' meeting in Chicago last week by announcing that he is suing the AMA Board of Trustees.
If Rehnquist's letter had been found among Frankfurter's papers at the Library of Congress, in December , 1971 Snyder and Barrett concluded, it "would have been a bombshell at his Supreme Court confirmation hearings".
A tour guide talks about the Spanish one while showing off a portion of a bombshell at a museum, and a civilian investigator is seen still checking water samples in Goldsboro for signs of nuclear contamination more than 30 years later, mentioning "a small piece of a nuclear weapon they were unable to recover".
Asked by Andrew Marr whether this meant higher income tax levels and whether Labour would face accusations from its opponents of a "tax bombshell" at the next election - as it did in 1992 - he said this "depended on who is required to pay the additional tax".
Ms. Pogrebin, whose daughter Robin is a reporter at The New York Times, said she saw only one glitch in this season of the show, in a scene where Joan, a bombshell force at the firm, chatted with another woman in the waiting room of an abortionist.
The report was a bombshell, coming at the end of a bad week for Trump that included a shaky debate performance and a feud with a former beauty contest winner.
All was looking well until we had the bombshell at the weekend," said Mrs Hammond, aged 73.
The girls were gathered last week for the launch of the new Victoria's Secret fragrance "Bombshell" at the SoHo store.
Its basic thesis - though still vigorously contested - became so much a part of the framework of later thinking that it is difficult to recall what a bombshell it was at the time.
