Sentence examples for explodes that from inspiring English sources
"If it becomes like a Pinto, where you don't want to buy it because it explodes, that would be a bad situation," he said, referring to the 1971 Ford car that became famous for erupting in flames after rear-end collisions.
Many still like to imbibe their culture within carefully protected class enclaves, and the free and easy way in which the Globe explodes that, now as it did 400 years ago, is one of the principal reasons for its galvanising energy.
Maslany explodes that calculation entirely.
Otherwise, this show, which includes more than 400 costumes, explodes that preconception into as many smithereens.
A report from Prudential this week explodes that second myth comprehensively.
The Time Regulation Institute explodes that presumption by showing us, in our postmodern cages, glimpses of another kind of civilisation.
It is not acceptable to express the same view to an angry mob, ready to explode, that has gathered outside the house of the corn dealer.
Gentrification exploded that delusion.
It looked like the whole city exploded that night.
They generated such heat when they exploded that steel girders supporting the building melted.
The emergence of "Maometto Secondo" and operas like it has pretty well exploded that misconception.
