Sentence examples for detonating in from inspiring English sources
This reduces the risk of a warhead detonating in the launch tube.
When police tried to stop the man, he threw another grenade at them, which local media reported as bouncing off a tree and detonating in front of him.
The shells shoot 100 feet into the air for every inch of their diameter, with some reaching 1,200 feet before detonating in a spray of colored fire.
Warplanes have dropped 5,000-pound 5,000-pounding bombs that are designed to burrow more than four stories down bombse dethatting in subterrarean Taliban commandesignednds.
The work was Richard Strauss's early tone poem Don Juan, which bursts forth with strings soaring up like a fleet of rockets, brass detonating in mad retort.
The most wrenching transition came in Desdemona's farewell to Emilia: first, a hollow, stifled "Buona notte"; then the immense descending phrase on "Ah! Emilia, Emilia, addio!," the initial A-sharp detonating in the air.
The latter detonated in a mosque.
The bombs were detonated in controlled explosions.
En route, we heard the stadium detonate in a roar.
Instead of snapping and crackling, it detonates in gentle pops.
The first true Soviet H-bomb was detonated in 1955.
