Sentence examples for bombshell revelation from inspiring English sources
In October, Trump promised a bombshell revelation about the President.
"Barring some bombshell revelation, she's going to be on the court," Lizza says.
The bombshell revelation represents a startling admission of fault for the administration — if not the White House directly.
"This is a bombshell revelation that will rock the public education system in Australia to its core," said McKim, who is also leader of the Greens in Tasmania.
"Salinger" offers up the bombshell revelation — anonymously sourced and blasted onto the screen with the kind of music that usually accompanies the destruction of a planet — that more novels are in store.
In other words, don't wait for a bombshell revelation of the sort that exploded in Mr. Harrower's "Blackbird," his superb, Olivier Award-winning drama about an illicit (as in illegal) love affair, seen here in 2007.
I was totally unprepared for today's bombshell revelations describing the NSA's efforts to defeat encryption.
The day after Wylie's bombshell revelations, US congressional investigators from the house intelligence committee asked Cambridge Analytica's CEO, Nix, to testify before Congress.
The typical American family, it sometimes seems, gathers around a table laden with turkey, pie and mashed potatoes to swap insults, tearful confessions and bombshell revelations.
Claudia Mo, an outspoken Civic party lawmaker, told the Guardian that Lam's "bombshell" revelations left Hong Kong's much treasured autonomy from the authoritarian mainland hanging by a thread.
Barton Gellman '82 was among a small handful of journalists who earlier this year published bombshell revelations about the U.S. government's electronic-surveillance practices, based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
