Sentence examples for exploded time from inspiring English sources

The feeling of being trapped in an automated world is a theme that artists have exploded time and time again, from Kafka's The Trial, to Fight Club, to Office Space, but a new music video animated by Israeli director Uri Lotan tackles the idea with its own charm and finesse.

When it explodes, time freezes except for Beyoncé (just like the malfunction before).

Israel must sooner than later chose between either continued occupation, which is bound to explode time and again and paradoxically undermine Israel's national security interests or peace with security with the Arab states.

Mail and letter bombs have exploded from time to time.

Smaller devices explode from time to time in both Yangon and Mandalay.

Incidents explode from time to time, but once the national press has left again, there's no easy headline to write that sums Harlow up.

James Brown also made one of two records that, during 1966, completely exploded linear time in their respective quests for the perpetual present.

It stood frozen at 1 23AM – the moment when the reactor exploded and time in Chernobyl stood still forever.

It stood frozen at 1 23 AM the moment when the reactor exploded and time in Chernobyl stood still forever.

The different tire compounds should prevent a repeat of the problems that occurred last weekend, when tires exploded five times under the pressures of the Silverstone circuit during the British Grand Prix.

CL: Phrenology, of course, the shapes of heads, has been exploded many times.