The phrase "a bombshell with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something surprising or shocking, often in the context of news or revelations.
Example: "The report revealed a bombshell with a significant impact on the ongoing investigation."
Alternatives: "a shocking revelation with a" or "an unexpected twist with a".
A few days later, on August 13, Quinnipiac University dropped a bombshell, with its latest poll showing De Blasio leading the pack with 30% of the vote.
Still, the Libby legal team seized on Woodward's testimony, calling it a "bombshell" with the potential to upend Fitzgerald's case.
Then came a bombshell with international implications: On Friday, Mr. Chávez announced that his new defense minister would be Gen. Henry Rangel Silva, a longtime military ally who has been accused by the United States of links to drug traffickers and by opposition politicians in Venezuela of being hostile to the democratic process.
Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal dropped something of a bombshell with leaked news that the Federal Communications Commission is planning to abandon so-called "net neutrality" regulations rules to ensure that Internet providers are prevented from discriminating based on content.
Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal dropped something of a bombshell with leaked news that the Federal Communications Commission is planning to abandon so-called "net neutrality" regulations rules to ensure that Internet providers are prevented from discriminating based on content.
4. AIDS hit the U.S. like a bombshell, with formerly middle class men in the initial wave becoming very ill very quickly, causing them to lose their jobs and become homeless.
A blonde "bombshell" with tight sweatpants, a bovine affect and a taste for cruelty, Clee swiftly trashes Cheryl's home and transforms her life in unexpected ways.Many fine novels are narrated by losers, but the heart still sinks when you discover that you are stuck with one.
She's a thinking bombshell, with a toughness that recalls a young Grace Kelly or a teenage Kathleen Turner.
The neurotic blabbermouth would train herself to become a demure bombshell with a heart of steel and a knack for taming men.
