Sentence examples for detonating for from inspiring English sources

Since detonating for his 50, Carter has shot a measly 36.8percentt from the floor.

He scored his highest total in seven playoff games against the Knicks, detonating for 32 points in a stirring 100-93 victory.

They lost to a Knick team that did not truly get started until detonating for 34 points in the fourth quarter to win its fifth straight home game.

Still, there he was Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden, detonating for 33 points, 9 rebounds and 9 assists against the Knicks.

Still, Indian officials concede that there are pressures to settle the dispute -- the loss of about 3,000 men in the conflict; the cost of perhaps as much as $2 billion a year to keep 350,000 troops and police officers in the region; and the pressures from the United States, which stepped up demands for a compromise after India and Pakistan detonated tit-for-tat nuclear tests in 1998.

Robinson had detonated for 13 points.

In the first half alone, the Rose and Miller detonated for 42 points.

O'Neal detonated for 34 points and 23 rebounds in a 3-point victory over the Cavaliers.

In 1994, he detonated for 25 of his 39 points in the fourth quarter of Game 5, giving the Pacers a 3-2 series lead.

Stephon Marbury, the Coney Island kid who used to sneak into Madison Square Garden to watch Ewing and the Knicks play, detonated for 41 points even though he played only three quarters.

It's intensely frustrating that we have a political system in which empirically effective initiatives are dragged, as a matter of course, into these ignorant, corrosive pre-fab scripts, and detonated for partisan advantage.