Sentence examples for and explodes in the from inspiring English sources
Writing that crackles off the page and explodes in the imagination.
Twenty pages long but usually several hours in performance, it is written in a pressure-cooked, freeze-dried prose that swells and explodes in the fluid of production, its central action revolving around a ritualistic endgame, the rules of which are never explained, in which the aristocrats play-act themselves, each other and their seduction victims.
Two populations known for high-velocity jumpiness came together and exploded in the digital equivalent of nuclear fusion.
At first he believed the explosions and shrapnel were caused by enemy rocket-propelled grenades fired from 800m and exploding in the air above them.
We still tried to keep wickets in hand, and explode in the last eight, but we didn't quite get there".
Five days before, the two men said, a rocket-propelled grenade was shot from the Georgian side and exploded in the air.
The production of political pins — more than a century's worth are on view here — began in the eighteen-sixties, with the advent of tintype, and exploded in the 1896 Presidential race, after the invention of plastic.
The first bomb, which killed about 25 people and injured dozens, was planted in a pickup truck and exploded in the morning at the Zakhakhel bus stop in the town of Landi Kotal, about 30 miles west of Peshawar.
A RUNAWAY train carrying crude oil derailed and exploded in the Quebec town of Lac-Mégantic in the early hours of July 6th, creating a fireball that flattened dozens of buildings and left 50 people missing or dead.
A 20-kiloton atomic bomb was dropped from an airplane and exploded in the air over a fleet of about 80 obsolete World War II naval vessels, among them battleships and aircraft carriers, all of them unmanned.
Eighteen children were killed when a bomb penetrated the roof of a London County Council school in Poplar, and exploded in the infants' department killing every pupil, although their teacher survived.
