Sentence examples for detonating over from inspiring English sources

When in high areas that are not this arena, you slowly glide to the ground while setting and detonating over and over, by pressing L repeatedly.

Nelson (who also directs) eschews the overblown tropes of family drama — secrets detonating over dinner, mother-daughter screaming matches — instead giving us a carefully calibrated slice of life.

The yield of Ivy Mike was 10.4 megatons, the equivalent of simultaneously detonating over ten million tons of conventional high explosive.

The enigmatic point guard is on edge, about to detonate over the slightest perceived injustice.

On Nov. 22, 1955, the Soviet Union successfully tested the design in a thermonuclear bomb detonated over the Semipalatinsk test site.

You realise that when children are traumatised, a slow charge is laid that may detonate over decades.

The climate of "The Map and the Territory" is very still and very strange, as if something bad had just been detonated over it.

The material that went into Fat Man, the plutonium bomb detonated over Nagasaki, was made at Hanford, which at its peak consisted of nine nuclear reactors and five plutonium reprocessing plants.

Physically, he resembles the atom bomb that was detonated over Nagasaki: his body, shaped like two parabolic cones stuck together at each base, is expansive at the midsection and then roundly tapers at either end.

This means explosive issues like public services for illegal immigrants and bilingual education, which detonated over the past decade in California and a handful of other states, now affect communities in Iowa and Nevada.

Even one extra day on that court may mean casting the deciding vote in Bush v. Kerry -- a case poised to detonate over the legal landscape this winter, the moment the recount starts in Ohio.