Sentence examples for been to explode the from inspiring English sources

Tolstoy's ethical agenda had been to explode the great-man theory of history, the notion that a few godlike kings and generals dictate the movements of the rest of the world as though it were composed of so many chess pawns.

"The aim of the terrorists was to explode the gas compound," he said.

For Schoenberg, the only way forward was to explode the old certainties of harmony and tonality.

Its outmoded steam-powered heating system is especially dangerous: if the ancient pipes were to explode, the high-pressure steam could kill, and send asbestos through the ventilation system.

Our job was to explode the genre of kids' TV.

The plan may have been to explode them en route, perhaps as the plane was landing.

Some of this anger was to explode in the crisis of the 1990s.

What I find most concerning is how easy it is to explode a business on the Internet.

The woman told the FBI that she was worried Cruz was "going to explode," the transcript showed.

Our series on taming corporate power is designed to explode the myth that there is nothing that could be done to affect boardroom behaviour.

"It's going to explode!", the headline said.