Sentence examples for bombshell- from inspiring English sources

US authorities have said Wednesday's bombshell was just the beginning of their investigation and warned they would "follow the money where ever it may lead".

Given his views, was it not astonishing that he should have been given the job by a government described in Nicholas Shaxson's bombshell book Treasure Islands as now being "utterly captured by the financial services industry"?

Which is yet another bombshell, delivered by the way in the midst of European and local government elections in Northern Ireland and that will provide powerful propaganda ammunition for hardline unionists critical of the political arrangements.

Blatter's stunning announcement came a day before Blazer's testimony was due to be published in the US, which led to speculation that it would contain a bombshell for Blatter, an inference his aides rejected.

The dress is crisp and clean but the look is pure bombshell, "just by undoing five buttons," points out Barron.

She only came to track down Phil Mitchell, but the law of 'Enders means that any blonde bombshell passing through E20 must instantly fall for the charms of resident beige-cheeseball-on-legs Max Branning.

That is when Borkowski heard bombshell news: Haiti's football federation received a call from the Clinton Foundation, the charitable organisation run by the former president Bill Clinton and his family, saying it wanted to support the women's programme.

An illuminating session ended with Tsiolkas dropping the bombshell that his next novel will be very different – it's about the life of St Paul.

If they vote for the charter and do not accept that £30bn consolidation is required then they are promising a tax bombshell because they accept our spending plans.

This came as a bit of a bombshell for investors who hadn't been anywhere near expecting such a sharp move to the downside, but it indicates just how nervous businesses were throughout the fiscal cliff negotiations that went down to the wire.

And the commission showed much more understanding and readiness to compromise than its initial bombshell had suggested.