Sentence examples for a bombshell in a from inspiring English sources

Last month, with property prices here and elsewhere in free fall, the bank dropped a bombshell: in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, it said it had fired an executive in its China real estate division after uncovering evidence that he might have violated the United States Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which bars American business people from bribing foreign officials.

But Roberts is, on another front, a rare woman to break a bombshell in an industry that generally prefers its women in cheerleading regalia or on the sidelines, extracting a few halftime words from Coach.

Talk about a bombshell: In an exclusive interview with Vanity Fair for the magazine's November issue, Mia Farrow suggests for the first time that there's a possibility her son Ronan, 25, is Frank Sinatra's boy, and not Woody Allen's.

Whilst previous Mac Pros have been blocky silver designs, the new model was a sleek, black cylinder – a bombshell in terms of both design and computing power.

It was a bombshell, in its way.

He started out as a bombshell in the early 1950's, a young, hugely talented artist with an open, experimental approach to techniques and materials.

"A bombshell in the campaign for George W. Bush!" a WABC-TV news reader declared in a tease for the news at noon.

"This thing hit like a bombshell in the community," said Fred W. Thiele Jr., a state assemblyman who represents the district where the casino would be built.

After several cosy years, Roffey receives a bombshell in the post: a woman writes to say she's been having an affair with this not-yet-ex, and here are the emails to prove it.

DAVID DENBY: She's a bombshell in "The Help".

Her look was a bombshell in the circles that cared.