Sentence examples for air exploding from inspiring English sources

We see him off the air, exploding on the phone to his white girlfriend, who sees him according to her own menu of famous black people.

A bomb exploding much higher would dissipate heat in the open air; exploding much lower, it would dig a huge crater in the ground.

She was brimming with love, and after her angst-ridden solo it was he who calmed her down just as he sent her sailing into the air, exploding with joy in the hoedown that Graham distilled with such genius to a Shaker tune.

The 1,832 cc opposed-6 engine is just as silken and torquey as one could hope from anything that has fuel and air exploding inside, but the GL's low-speed in-town manners can be vexing.

A few minutes later, the air exploded with the sound of a missile landing nearby.

Compressed air explodes from under the water, simulating a cannon strike and making me jump.

According to Dr. Dillon, there is also something about the experience of making those little packets of air explode.

Shortly after his return, he studied, for the Society for Preventing Accidents in Coal Mines, the conditions under which mixtures of firedamp and air explode.

He would not disclose what he was going to say, but said mysteriously: "You know how a rocket goes up into the air, explodes into lots of stars and then falls down to the ground?

I lost count until the moment I heard a cough of air exploded from his tiny mouth, and the candy flew out and Andy and I grabbed him in our arms and I said "thank you".

Fragments from the proximity fused R-98 medium range air-to-air missile exploding 50 m behind the tail caused punctures to the pressurized passenger cabin.