Sentence examples for bombs of from inspiring English sources

Her performances are ticking time bombs of extreme emotions.

That word alone contains something gigantic, bombs of sunlight, drums.

"The bombs of Bashar al-Assad did this".

(Bloomfield's gnudi, little butter bombs of ricotta and sage, also have an avid following.

Many of the most memorable examples were "letter bombs" of this sort.

A writer who throws bombs of this kind should be very sure of his own ground.

Now the couple are alone together, and bombs of a different kind are going off.

"The bombs of righteousness are falling on Afghanistan," he said recently, plagiarizing his own column.

And he finds the violin sonatas "festooned with little time-bombs of harmonic potential" that both performer and audience have to realise.

Thinking about you sleeping on a plane with those knockout herbal sleep-bombs of yours.

Now, it is the bombs of inefficiency and indifference that destroy buildings.