Sentence examples for a great explosion from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 16, 1920, just as the Trinity Church bells tolled the noon hour, a great explosion rocked the corner of Wall and Nassau -- a wagon filled with explosives and shrapnel went up, killing at least 36 people.

These lines reverberate outwards like the aftershock of a great explosion.

Another clip showed tanks retreating from the town; one of them blew up in a great explosion.

And - well, the music started and there was suddenly a great explosion of sound that no one could possibly have been prepared for.

This event seemed to throw up a great explosion of scattered thoughts about what the consequences of it were, but it was still too soon.

Then, with a great explosion of insults directed at these "trencher-friends" and "time's flies", he commands them all to "lap" and uncovers the dishes.

Now a team of paleontologists from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg think they've found a second great explosion of life.

In the 60s, the first working-class actors with working-class voices were part of a wider phenomenon, the great explosion of social mobility and cultural blossoming that expanded our ideas about what is and isn't a fit subject for art.

Evocative and melancholy, The Great Explosion is a singular book, odd in all the right ways.

A grisly murder (or four or five) is involved in the Illuminati's efforts to get the stuff and use it to destroy the Vatican and the Catholic church in a great blazing explosion of light reminiscent of the Big Bang.

With the development of high-throughput sequencing technologies, recent years have witnessed a great data explosion and systematic study of the cancer genome.