Sentence examples for and try to explode from inspiring English sources
That means scientists wishing to find out whether a particular batch is still potent cannot just pluck a warhead at random from the stockpile and try to explode it.
Together the two look at everything from hitting and shooting streaks to why officials make or don't make calls in particular games, and try to explode or at least explore, most every "myth" the fan associates with sport.
They only made it a few years ago – at the base, large columns rise up out of impossibly smooth and clean yellow-grey concrete, the perfect surface to break bottles and set off fireworks and try to explode spray paint cans by hitting them with a really big burnt-at-the-end stick – but the middle sagged and crumbled before they even had a chance to open it, and the whole thing is condemned.
The officials say the evidence points to efforts to secretly concoct batches of the poison, pack them around small explosives, and then try to explode them in contained spaces, like a shopping mall, an airport or a subway station.
Do not try to hide away from the problem and equally do not try to explode it like a time bomb.
Trying to keep things light-hearted, I for some reason forced myself into a prolonged improvised speech about dating conventions and how we should try to explode them by getting her to pay for all of the drinks.
There is more unpredictable, richly concentrated and spacious imagination in the more conventionally formatted works than in those involved in procedures that try to explode traditional parameters.
Speaking about his technique, Fonville said, "You concentrate and then you just try to explode across the circle".
Once the enemy tries to get inside your base, try to explode them at the right moment.
My husband detonated [his bomb] and I tried to explode my belt but it wouldn't.
Counter-terrorism officials believe a man who walked into a restaurant in Exeter at lunchtime yesterday and allegedly tried to explode a homemade bomb that could have caused serious injuries had been targeted for radicalisation by extremists.
