Sentence examples similar to bound to explode again from inspiring English sources

When a prince falls for a glamorous American TV star, interest is bound to explode worldwide".

From her insider's vantage point, Lederer said, she could see that this most recent bubble was bound to explode.

Mikel Murfi is the silent Caretaker who witnesses from the sidelines with a nervous intensity that's bound to explode.

A place like MF Global, where one person can make such a significant decision, is bound to explode.

This is a story that's bound to explode onto mainstream media today.

He also warns that rising global economic inequality is bound to explode in conflict.

Docked majestically and boarded infrequently, they are teak canvases for the social melodramas that are bound to explode on them.

Today, there are over 2,000 merchants on Braintree's system – a number bound to explode with the international availability arriving now.

Emma: It was bound to explode.

This is a direct conflict with Mother Nature, and it was literally a tinderbox that someday was bound to explode.

It exploded in 1996, to $263m, and is likely to explode again in 2000.