Sentence examples for detonate into from inspiring English sources

Huge shards detonate into the lake to become shortlived icebergs.

The slightly chewy pasta is paired with all kinds of contrasting textures — peanuts, mung beans, tofu, slivers of hothouse cucumbers — and coated in chili oil and vinegar, which detonate into blast waves of spice and sourness.

Using minimalist phrases that echo Bowie's own body language (the dancers wear similar leather jackets), Clark builds up the dance with near unbearable restraint until suddenly he allows it to detonate into a sextet of jumps and kicks.

MOSCOW, Aug. 7 — Officials of the Republic of Georgia accused Russia on Tuesday of violating the country's airspace and firing a guided missile, which did not detonate, into Georgian territory.

This extended riot sequence is a virtuoso piece of filmmaking in which the marchers' boiling emotions and the contempt and fear of the police detonate into an inevitable explosion that plays itself out disastrously.

Mediocrity isn't a quest to be pursued — but a derelict deathtrap to be detonated into oblivion.

It was a variety show put on by the orientation advisers, which had the freshman class detonating into explosions of hoots, cheers and laughter as a parade of lip-synching rappers, a drag queen and buffoonish bubble-blowing campus security guards hit the stage.

A bomb dangling from a tree had detonated into the gunner's hatch.

"The government claims that this young man has already tried to detonate himself into paradise," Mr. Bruck said.

The 1963 film is a surprising choice for Bay, given that the titular birds preferred to peck people to death rather than punching them into skyscrapers and detonating them into oblivion.

The attack, which struck a cafeteria called the Green Zone Cafe and a shopping bazaar called Vendors Alleyy, appeared to mark the first time that insurgents had smuggled and detonated bombs into the area, which houses senior officials in the Iraqi government as well as the American Embassy.