Sentence examples for bomb show from inspiring English sources

His curation of Meltdown features impressive flamenco (Estrella Morente, Mon), and a screening of There Will Be Blood with Jonny Greenwood's live score (Wed), while the music of William Onyeabor is celebrated in the Atomic Bomb! show (Thu), a performance in which Byrne himself appears.

His path from playing drums in the Ohio suburbs to arranging a sold-out Atomic Bomb show at the Barbican last year – featuring the likes of David Byrne, Ghostpoet, Damon Albarn and Pat Mahoney of LCD Soundsystem playing Onyeabor covers – wasn't paved entirely with obscure vinyl.

The war, the Holocaust, and the atomic bomb showed that humanity is not so reformable.

A sphere of uranium weighing 20kg (about what is needed to make a bomb) shows up clearly.

The building of the bomb showed that we could destroy the world; it changed war and the relations between nations.

In the background, mournful music swelled, and the faces gave way to the bright flash of a car bomb, shown in slow motion.

One film, about the making of the atomic bomb, showed James Bryant Conant and Vannevar Bush, two figures involved in the Manhattan Project, seemingly shaking hands in the desert after the first successful test.

That continued when Pipe Bomb shows ended.

The Chase: A Unabomber pipe bomb shows use of everyday, fungible items.

"He stated he had a bomb, showed the teller wires hanging out from his shirt and demanded cash," Crafton Police Chief Mark Sumpter told WPXI.com.

Stella McCartney found this out the hard way, drawing stinging reviews for her exploitative sex-bomb show, while over at Chloé, her former backroom assistant, Phoebe Philo, coolly demonstrated that perhaps she had the goods all along.