Sentence examples for everything blew up from inspiring English sources

When everything blew up, it turned out the people responsible for assessing the risks had done it wrong, occasionally on purpose.

When everything blew up in our faces, when the wealth they'd created was revealed as fraudulent, they'd already been pandered to so much that they were inviolable.

Then Samuel L Jackson gathered some superheroes together on a sort of impossible flying aircraft carrier, and they spent some time mocking each other's costumes in a post-modern fashion before Loki's henchmen arrived and everything blew up again.

Then they all went to New York and some aliens in hovering chariots flew through a hole in the sky and everything blew up for the third and final time.

Then everything blew up and the pace of change has now slowed".

Months of further negotations, due diligence, ironing out the details and mocking up the definitive agreement ensue – and then everything blew up at the last minute anyway.

"When there are men on base, everything blows up," he said.

"One day, to everyone's astonishment, someone drops a match in the powder keg and everything blows up," Baldwin wrote.

Scale is everything; blown up to gigantic proportions the human face becomes rough, pitted, the seemingly immaculate skin unmasked as imperfect.

"The young guns really believe that if everything blows up, there will be a Republican president, a Republican House, and a Republican Senate," one of these GOP lawmakers subsequently said, "and they'll be able to do whatever they want".

"There are some times of tense calm and then everything blows up.