Sentence examples for exploded upward from inspiring English sources

The failure of the cement set off a complex and ultimately deadly cascade of events as oil and gas exploded upward from the 18,000-foot-deep well.

But she went high enough to kick her feet — one, two, three times — and when she landed softly she dropped into a squat and then exploded upward.

But she went high enough to kick her feet one, two, three times and when she landed softly she dropped into a squat and then exploded upward.

After a wishy-washy and volatile day of trading on Friday, the stock market exploded upward in the last hour of trading, right after NBC News announced that Barack Obama would be nominating Geithner to run Treasury.

This week, he tackled Ike and Tina Turner's ultra-bombastic soul anthem, and while he sometimes seemed ridiculous (he sang the opening lines from some kind of fetal crouch and then exploded upward), his showmanship and vocal power remain hard to deny.

Shares have exploded upward by more than 28% to stand at the current price of $48.46.

Hot gases then seem to explode upward along the magnetic fields and heat the rest of the corona.

Nor the bomb in the road ahead, buried under the pile of trash, the one that will explode upward, through the seats.

It gradually grew and by the time we were alongside the quay it loomed above us, a jagged, sheer-walled monolith of black-gray rock, crusty orange lichen and bright green grasses exploding upward out of the sea.

The greater problem, Dilfer said, is that defensive players — he was one until he was switched to quarterback — are taught to bury their helmet in their target and then explode upward from their hips to complete the tackle.

The most frequent head-butting on a football field, meanwhile, occurs at the line of scrimmage, where linemen often begin in what's known as a three-point stance: crouching and leaning forward on one hand, and then exploding upward in a meeting of crowns.