Sentence examples for exciting explosion from inspiring English sources
We have heard a great deal about this exciting explosion of creativity.
The Secrets of Vesuvius (The Roman Mysteries) by Caroline Lawrence Young history buffs will realise they're in for an exciting explosion when Flavia and her Roman Mysteries crew visit her uncle in Pompeii... in AD79.
One either goes for the realistic approach, which means that scenes filmed outside spacecraft are screened silently, or one opts for the completely wrongheaded (but significantly less soporific) method in which large objects smashing together in space create exciting explosion noises.
Exciting exciting exciting.
Mr. Beane went on: "It would have been nice to have been part of this incredibly exciting American explosion on the West End.
Then, acting quickly, you throw the whole affair into your mouth and crunch down for an exciting little explosion of mint and cold water.
While this growth was impressive, it has set up the country for an even more exciting period: an explosion of technology-based businesses and homegrown innovation.
Even more exciting is the explosion in both the number and quality of paladares, or privately owned restaurants.
Gatlin is at the forefront of an explosion of exciting talent in the US.
But the innovative marketing practices of a distribution company called Miramax, aided by the publicity prompted by RobertRedford's Sundance festival, set off an explosion of exciting, and suddenly profitable, low-budget films.
