Sentence examples for colossal bomb from inspiring English sources
The reason for the shift, in part, is that almost every studio this summer had at least one hoped-for blockbuster that turned into colossal bomb instead.
Mr. Wain said that "Role Models" could be "the absolute colossal bomb of the year, and it will still outgross everything I've ever done, combined".
My mother found work as a secretary and recalls that, at lunchtime, office workers would cluster round the edges of a colossal bomb crater near St Paul's cathedral, smoking and staring down.
What is certain is that Ms. O'Donnell has, by sheer force of her personality, made "Taboo" the show to watch this fall, whether it becomes a megahit, a colossal bomb or something in between.
The roofscapes of the Barbican, a bravura housing development for the Corporation of London designed by Chamberlin, Powell and Bon to fill a colossal bomb site created by the Luftwaffe in 1941, are brilliant things, a kind of 1950s take on the early 18th English Baroque architecture of John Vanbrugh and Nicholas Hawksmoor.
The FSA scrutinises banks' rewards, the composition of their boards and their corporate strategies much more closely; and today's executives are left with the delicate job of defusing what Hester called the "time-bomb" of colossal balance sheets and dodgy loans.
One combined fragments of ocean waves and bomb clouds into a colossal vortex; by comparison, the famous Hokusai image of a tsunami seemed like a bathtub slosh.
She had condemned the use of atomic bombs against Japan, calling it a "colossal slaughter of the innocents".
AIG, it was revealed, had approached the Fed to borrow $40bn, a colossal sum and an indication of the size of the potential derivatives bomb within the insurer's balance sheet.
Freeing Iranians' entrepreneurial spirit and making it easier for foreign firms to invest in the country's colossal oil reserves would do more to improve the lot of its citizens than building nuclear bombs.
Freeing Iranians' entrepreneurial spirit and making it easier for foreign firms to invest in the country's colossal oil reserves would certainly do more to improve the lot of its citizens than building nuclear bombs.
