Sentence examples for bombshell of all from inspiring English sources

New Hampshire and Massachusetts have just started regulating CO2 emissions from power plants.The biggest bombshell of all comes from California, which recently passed a law that would regulate emissions of CO2 from cars, starting in 2009.

Still, it was a bombshell for all involved: the culmination of weeks of antislavery activity on Capitol Hill and in the White House, a brief period of time that would reset the purpose of the war and, in doing so, put the nation on a fundamentally new course.

Fast forward a century or so after your death, and the portraits of all those bombshells come together for a single, absolutely stunning exhibition.

The abusive grandfather, the cruel mother, well-meaning but chaotic Uncle John, the bombshell cousin Bella Lynn, and most memorably of all Sally, the younger sister who is dying of cancer in Mexico City.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Last fall, Congress dropped a bombshell on the scientific community by quietly passing a law that appeared to open up the raw data of all federally funded researchers to public scrutiny.

He has also helped it build secretive underground tunnels.A North Korean list devoid of all outside nuclear connections would be one damaging development; full disclosure could be another sort of bombshell.

The Bombshell is all breathy female double entendre ("I'm on and ready to go").

All of this tops off a bombshell of a report last year in which the Globe tracked down more than 200 victims and at least 90 legal claims at least 67 New England boarding schools.

It contains many a bombshell of that magnitude.

She's the sexy bombshell of the office.

The voucher case was undeniably the bombshell of the court's 2001-2002 term.