Sentence examples for combustible time from inspiring English sources

He liked what he did". Two years later Prince Mohammed is embroiled in a crisis unlike any other in his short, combustible time as the world's most powerful thirtysomething.

The protagonist, Shawn Ashmore's Jack Joyce, gains superhero-like abilities after coming too close in contact with a combustible time machine, essentially allowing him to put the world on pause or fast-forward for brief moments.

The result is a vibrant if combustible time for the worldwide film business and the Cannes market that represents it, which in recent months has begun to catch up to the changes of its TV counterparts.

Nigeria lives in combustible times and the political nationals of different states are hellbent at playing the game to the ground.

Benítez is a sensitive, intelligent, combustible Spaniard who from time to time blows his top like Mount Vesuvius.

The interpretations always involve the contested and, at times, combustible question of French identity.

All you see as spectators are the enormous hits, the at-times combustible temper and the frankly bellicose tattoos.

But he has not been tested by the tumult of a regular season, which has drawn out his combustible nature at times.

Greed, poverty and the quest for power are a combustible mix at election time in Nigeria.

That combination, ticklish in the best of times, proved combustible today as Mr. Lam and his newspaper parted company.

Much of that oil is from the Bakken region, which, in a study of 86 different crude oils from around the world, contained several times more combustible gases than other oils tested, according to The Wall Street Journal.