She wonders now, is life a violent burst of light?
He has 289 yards in four games, showing a violent burst and fresh legs.
The colorful musical dramedy has been a huge hit since it shoved its way onto the schedule in 2009 in a violent burst of sequins and jazz hands.
The result was like one of those science fair volcanoes: a violent burst of foam rose in the glass, followed by a plume of blue-orange flames.
Magnetic reconnection takes place when magnetic lines of force -- or field lines -- break apart and reconnect with a violent burst of energy that, in huge bodies such as the sun and stars, has the explosive power of millions of tons of TNT.
But the patterns within them date from less than a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang, when the universe is said to have undergone a violent burst of expansion known as inflation that set cosmic history on the course it has followed ever since.
Around 13.8 billion years ago, all the matter in the Universe emerged from a single, minute point, or singularity, in a violent burst.
But then he'd veer off and describe their interactions with the NSA (lying to consumers about the data they shared) as anal rape, a violent burst of venom that felt out of whack (and I really have a thing for online privacy too).
In the past 15 years we have witnessed the euphoric inflation and violent bursting of two asset bubbles in the U.S.: the new-economy tech stocks in 2000 and the structured financial instruments that fueled the U.S. housing boom in the late 2000s.
Even so, researchers based at the Institute of Astronomy in Paris were astonished to witness the planet's atmosphere being blown away by a particularly violent burst of solar X-ray radiation.
