Sentence examples for exploded on stage from inspiring English sources

"George Bush just exploded on stage," he said admiringly.

She threw it back, then a glass came flying from the audience and exploded on stage.

By the time they exploded on stage in 1983, the group's killer elements were already in place – singer/saxophonist Moore seeming like he just bounced out of his own comic strip, his lunatic energy more than matched by his anarchic bandmates and their vivid splatter of blaring brass, chicken-scratch guitar and punk rhythms, a hybrid they happened upon by trying to play reggae songs at punk tempos.

Audiences of tender sensibilities face an unsettling evening as Edmond's racism and violence explode on stage, yet the play has its more uplifting moments.

[In Alice Cooper's infamous "chicken incident" at a gig in Toronto in 1969, the audience ripped a live chicken apart.] JS: Yeah, we created the illusion of a chicken exploding on stage.

Where the passion for and anticipation of live performance builds before exploding on stage.

The dungeon scenes explode on stage with a great mix of comedy and intensity, and make the play a solid find in the sparse summer season.

This is part of the reason why we seldom see such scenes on stage and part of the reason why Sarah Kane's 1995 play – containing all this and more – made such an impact when it first exploded on to the stage of the Royal Court.

Earlier this month, his King Charles III exploded on to the stage of the Almeida, quizzing the monarchy in blank verse.

Roy Hodgson maybe did not use the best word when he said it was high time that Wayne Rooney "exploded" on the world stage.

The rancour between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush exploded on the debate stage on Saturday, as the two traded insults over the legacy of George W Bush's fateful decision to invade Iraq.