Sentence examples for begin to explode from inspiring English sources

It was nearing midday, when the insurgents would begin to explode I.E.D.'s along the road, and the lesson was almost over.

Far enough from the blast, life forms that have survived will begin to explode outward, having been exposed to the vacuum of outer space.

The species whose numbers the sharks once controlled begin to explode; they then wipe out smaller fish, some of which humans depend on for food.

In testimony before the House Budget Committee on Wednesday, Mr. Greenspan raised a red flag about Social Security, warning that federal deficits, already large, would begin to explode after the first wave of baby boomers becomes eligible for Social Security benefits four years from now, and for Medicare three years after that.

He proceeds to walk around the house, while various things in the room he's in begin to explode around him, such as the bed and pictures in the bedroom, and various food and drink items in the kitchen.

Those policies were then systematically reversed, income inequality began to explode and productivity growth slowed.

The case's outcome was foreshadowed earlier this year, as the number of corporate scandals began to explode.

Then, in early October, replacement Note 7s began to explode or catch fire as well.

And immediately, the field of embryonic stem cell research began to explode.

By the late 1950s it had begun to explode with blocks of large apartment houses.

By the early 1980s, the trading of mortgage-backed bonds was beginning to explode.