Sentence examples for a gigantic explosion from inspiring English sources
The white Ford Bronco chase, being covered by all of the television networks in real time, was a gigantic explosion within a story that people were already covering.
Pinatubo, Luzon, Philippines 4,875 1,486 1991 A gigantic explosion in 1991 may have produced more ash and smoke than any other volcanic eruption of the 20th century.
One missile hit a building with a gigantic explosion only a few hundred yards from the Palestine Hotel on the east bank of the Tigris, where about 150 foreign journalists are staying.
Standing on a rim inside the darkened lower hemisphere, the audience looks down and hears the voice of Jodie Foster say that the universe began with a gigantic explosion.
That was the day in World War II when a fire aboard an ammunition ship in New York Harbor threatened to cause a gigantic explosion that could have cost thousands of lives and destroyed swaths of Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island and the New Jersey ports of Jersey City and Bayonne.
The flare's pattern--an intense spike of energy and a fading afterglow--leads researchers to suspect that they caught a miniature gamma ray burst (GRB), a gigantic explosion that astronomers usually see in very distant galaxies.
Here, sometimes with the characters quite literally in the dark, the authors chew the cud of Existenz — trying to digest mortality, change, failed potential, friendship, love, the passing of time, and, unless I'm a Dutchman and the gigantic explosion that singes the faces of the oldsters toward the end is a red herring, some kind of nuclear incident.
We go from Mark Darbyshire's child-friendly, colourful and deliberately inane Culture Palace at one end of the Duveen galleries, to a gigantic atomic explosion of glittering stainless steel pots and saucepans, by Indian artist Subodh Gupta, at the other.
But the fact remains that art has to meet commerce at some point, and if Michael Bay is involved, that meeting will most likely involve a gigantic fucking explosion.
The gigantic explosion of biological sequence databases leads to an urgent need for accelerating these computations.
In attempting to refute the Big Bang, for example — which he characterized as a "ridiculous" idea — Carson said: You have all these highfalutin scientists, and they're saying that there was this gigantic explosion and everything came into perfect order.
