Sentence examples for a chance to explode from inspiring English sources

Who knows but that here might be a chance to explode the biggest reputation of all, with a roar that would set the shelves of the twopenny libraries deliciously quivering for years?

These early departures abort the process of creating a large exit — before they have a chance to explode, and thus feed the ecosystem.

The director Jeremy Sams's lusty revival of Michael Frayn's backstage farce "Noises Off" offered its audience the chance to explode into laughter that felt like tears.

"All three of those players have a chance to absolutely explode and become the player their ceilings say they are," Phillips said.

"Until 'Dynasty,' Nolan hadn't had a chance to really explode," said Eilish Zebrasky, a costume designer who worked on the pilot with Miller.

The fourth cut on the album provides Stroup a chance to finally explode out of her shell as Sugar, a sexily mini-dressed cross between Sheryl Crow and Kate Hudson.

"Every time they have a chance to try that approach, it explodes the national debt, concentrates wealth even more, and does practically nothing to help hard-working Americans," she said.

She doesn't so much kick ass as leave it pulped – heads don't have a chance to roll when they're exploded into chunks.

He finally admits his failure to the others, but before they have a chance to regroup, their house explodes in flames — a dramatic turn that is heavy-handed in its symbolism but that serves to push this family over the edge.

Millions of people are watching Pokémania explode without having a chance to sample it for themselves.

Page said part of her motivation was having a new experience: "I thought, well, when else am I going to have a chance to wear a leather suit and run through exploding things?