Sentence examples for explodes bigger from inspiring English sources

Technological innovation explodes; bigger armies can defend what is produced.

The whole idea of B movies is to strip out the boring stuff — plot, character development, etc. — so they're all pinwheeling stuntmen, morphing mutants, exploding big rigs, and heaving bosoms.

By Tad Friend The whole idea of B movies is to strip out the boring stuff — plot, character development, etc. — so they're all pinwheeling stuntmen, morphing mutants, exploding big rigs, and heaving bosoms.

At some point during this week's "Dark Shadows" episode, I concluded that one of these dueling match-ups might be about to explode "big time" and that one of the combatants could get seriously hurt, with horrific results for SCDP or the Draper kids, for instance.

A budget debate that has largely resided in Washington suddenly exploded into bigger view with Mr. Ryan's selection.

This video was updated from the original hydrogen video by exploding a bigger and better hydrogen-filled balloon.

Welcome to the Moment of Truth: the wafer-thin mint that explodes the big fat lie.

Social media, and others, exploded in Big Bird's defense.

Who knows but that here might be a chance to explode the biggest reputation of all, with a roar that would set the shelves of the twopenny libraries deliciously quivering for years?

Just as the universe exploded after Big Bang, so the City has burst from its former boundaries around the old "square mile" of the Lord Mayor's domain and, in the process, redrawn the capital's skyline.Twenty years ago, Canary Wharf was a wasteland in east London's docklands.

The world of recruiting, of course, has exploded into big business — coaches can now buy scouting reports generated by sophisticated, near-corporate operations — and been damaged by one scandal after another, shot through with cheating coaches and unscrupulous middlemen able to deliver players to colleges for cash or other rewards.