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Their cheering made me feel like at any minute the stadium would explode – something that sounds absolutely fanciful but wasn't for those there.
"Somebody tried to kill the priest by pretending to attend the church service and at that time tried to explode something, like a firecracker, but the firecracker didn't explode, it only fumed," he said.
Tim Robinson (Last Week: 12) I get the sense that Tim Robinson is going to explode something terrific soon.
When you sync your period with a friend it feels like in a 90s tv show when two witches join hands, then explode something with their minds.
They've also tried to send letter bombs to MEPs, which were either intercepted or didn't explode (something the FAI says was an intentional scare tactic).
Guo-Qiang, who will set off the pine tree pyrotechnics, established what was probably a world record by having his permit application to explode something on the National Mall approved by the National Park Service in only two weeks.
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You can explode because something's not there or something's done wrong or something is stupidly broken.
I wanted her to explode or something; I can't remember.
"It's the atmosphere that's created in here," Manager John Farrell said of Fenway Park, adding: "Our fans, much like we came from in St . Louis when you are in a ballpark that people know the game, they anticipate situations that are building, and to see it explode when something positive happens, that's the thing that stands out to me.
If you've been just dying to blast out some tweets from the official BlackBerry Twitter client but were afraid that the Beta client might make your handset explode or something, two things: 1) You're kind of a strange one, and 2) It's go time!
"It's like a tinder box it's ready to explode when something like that happens," Storkson said.
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