The phrase "a series of bombshell" is not correct as it is missing a noun to complete the expression.
You can use it when referring to multiple shocking or surprising revelations, but it should be "a series of bombshells."
Example: "The investigation revealed a series of bombshells that changed the public's perception of the case."
Alternatives: "a string of revelations" or "a succession of surprises."
LONDON —As a government-commissioned inquiry into Britain's journalistic practices opened on Monday, its chief lawyer delivered a series of bombshell revelations about what he called a "thriving cottage industry" of illegality at the defunct News of the World tabloid.
In a front-page story and across five pages inside, the newspaper published what it billed as a series of "bombshell" claims by Martin Winter, a one-time friend of the Labour leader who fell out with the party after leaving office in 2009.
Following Trump, Jr.,'s decision on Tuesday to release a series of bombshell e-mails about his meeting with a well-connected Russian lawyer, the White House including President Trump appeared content to let him be the fall man for the whole incident.
Newman has made a series of bombshell claims ahead of Tuesday's publication of her book about her time in the White House, and has released two recordings she says she secretly made.
The women's comments come as the discussion on sexual abuse, sparked by a series of bombshell reports on former producer Weinstein, has widened to encompass a nuanced variety of unwanted behavior by high-profile men. .
Dozens of women came forward to accuse Weinstein of sexual misconduct late last year following a series of bombshell reports in The New York Times and The New Yorker.
Nunberg dropped a series of bombshells over the course of three live interviews on MSNBC and CNN, including an assertion that President Donald Trump may be guilty of "something".
There were a series of mini-bombshells, but nothing that made us take a sharp intake of breath.
The clear Labour commitments on tax have undermined Tory efforts to reprise the success of their 1992 election campaign when the party warned that the then shadow chancellor John Smith was planning a series of tax "bombshells" on middle Britain.
Last year, despite a constant series of bombshells about Donald Trump's evasion of taxes, allegations of sexual assault, racism and xenophobia, and his ties to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, the billionaire reality star was with stunning support elected to highest office in the world, based almost entirely on egregious lies, political theatrics, and unhinged emotion.
In the course of her career, Perry's look has mostly been a series of variations on the fifties bombshell; she carefully dials up and down the sexual innuendo, depending on what hour of the evening her performance airs.
