Sentence examples for expecting it to explode from inspiring English sources

You kept expecting it to explode; it never did.

Most leaders aren't ready to manage the message – nor are they expecting it to explode in their faces.

"I wasn't expecting it to explode onto the audience," she tells The Creators Project, "but it ended up adding another layer of inclusion".

Many expect it to explode a "dirty bomb"—a device that scatters radioactive material.

"Any bankruptcy judge is going to look at this and expect it to explode".

Mr. Hornig, of Cameo Stars, said that he had never expected it to explode overnight, but rather to build steadily.

Written in the early 1620s, "The Changeling" is so full of nasty devices that you expect it to explode in performance.

He knelt and peered into it today, somewhat tentatively, as if he expected it to explode or the ground to give way.

"The anti-Semitism was building up for a long time, but you didn't expect it to explode so suddenly and so brutally".

Of the terror and lawlessness, he added, "I just didn't expect for it to explode the way it did". As the city become paralyzed both by water and by lawlessness, so did the response by government.

It sounds like he'd expect it to experience "rapid unscheduled disassembly" (aka explode) before it ever reaches orbit on its first flight.