Sentence examples for classic bomb from inspiring English sources
The storm expected to ride up the East Coast and strike New England looks as if it will be a classic bomb cyclone, with the expectation of a 50-millibar drop in about 24 hours.
Alan Jay Lerner provided the lyrics for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, which has been described as both a classic bomb and an abandoned masterpiece.
That'd be the classic bombs of the post-war years, cars that had no business rolling down the highway ever and yet some of which became big sellers despite having hideous designs, awful engineering, wretched build quality, and sometimes all three.
The tremor from the explosion seems to have had a magnitude of 5.1, indicating an explosion estimated at anywhere between six and fifteen kilotons, and even a partially successful hydrogen-bomb explosion (driven by nuclear fusion, rather than fission, as in a classic atomic bomb) would have been bigger.
Classic Giant Bomb – Ryan, Vinny, Jeff, and Brad – simply could not exist anymore.
If you use the first definition — that a lot of the energy comes from fusion reactions — then you're talking classic H-bomb.
He's a classic Long Fuse/Big Bomb and last night was the perfect illustration of this.
He decided technology was the No. 1 enemy, which put him in conflict with Ehrlich, author of the 1968 classic "The Population Bomb".
Looks like a classic AQAP suicide bombing.
TufAmerica, which manages the rights to the catalog of the go-go band Trouble Funk, sued the Beastie Boys this month, saying they had illegally used samples from Trouble Funk's classics "Drop the Bomb" and "Say What" in several tracks on their 1980s albums "Licensed to Ill" and "Paul's Boutique".
