Sentence examples for continued to detonate from inspiring English sources

There was confusion as a series of explosions continued to detonate at the five-storey mall in the early hours of this morning.

The initial blast at the depot at Gerdec village, about six miles north of the capital, Tirana, set off a series of explosions, and ammunition continued to detonate for hours.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted memorably in her dissent that by selectively approving some religious claims — in that case, "religious" objections to providing health insurance coverage for contraceptives — the court "has ventured into a minefield". The mines continue to detonate.

Despite infrequent communications, persistent rumors of his death, symbolic power undiminished: Impressionable youths continue to self-detonate in his name; casus belli of two U.S.-led wars costing over $1 trillion.

The vehicle detonated and severely wounded Foster, who continued to fight until reinforcements came, according to a media release from the Angels baseball organization.

The woman continued to wear what appeared to be an explosive device until bomb technicians arrived on the scene to detonate it using sandbags and a remote-controlled wheeled robot.

And American convoys have continued to use it ever since, despite being extensively targeted by militants who launched ambushes and detonated countless roadside bombs from sand berms that line the roads.

About a third of the bombs failed to detonate and continue to add to the more than 50,000 casualties that have occurred in the last 50 years.

"The use of small-arms fire and RPG attacks, command detonated IED's, and mortar rounds continues to increase; especially the frequency of attacks which utilize command detonated IED's daisy chained together, buried or hidden along roads and highways," the document says.

When the explosive chemical trinitrotoluene (TNT) detonates, the destruction continues to spread even after the blast.

While many have now been cleared by bomb disposal teams, civilians – including children – continue to suffer injury or death, particularly from cluster bombs that failed to detonate.