Sentence examples for dynamite from inspiring English sources

Nobel, a wealthy Swedish industrialist who invented dynamite, provided few directions for how to select winners, except that the prize committees should reward those who "have conferred the greatest benefit to mankind".

Although, hang on, wasn't there dynamite in Lost as well?

Geological features have proved no match for dynamite and concrete, which are being liberally deployed to make way for the burgeoning number of visitors.

I grew up in 80s London, which still echoed with the Anti-Nazi League's chant of "We are black, we are white, together we are dynamite".

The girl asked if I thought I was too famous, so I said being famous is like a big piece of dynamite.

Comparisons can be drawn with Roots Manuva and the Streets, and it should be noted that both those records lost out in 2002 to the inferior – but arguably worthier – debut album by Ms Dynamite.

He won't put political dynamite under his coalition until the economic work is done.

There's dynamite in Thomas the Tank Engine now, something I can't really remember featuring very heavily in the shows I watched as a kid.

One senior figure said: "This is dynamite.

However, he does have access to dynamite.

Community initiatives could help get rid of dynamite-fishing and its ruinous effects.