Sentence examples for explodes time from inspiring English sources

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.

Someone who deteriorates or intensifies or explodes over time.

The Saudi regime "will explode in time," he said.

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

What matters to them is showing the real pain, which explodes at times into something almost rapturous.

And mines explode each time the system faces the danger of being dismantled and the country sees the prospect of genuine renewal".

Now there's nothing left for us to do but wait anxiously, while we mourn, for the next bomb to explode any time, anywhere.

Then, just over a year later, another rocket exploded, this time on the launchpad while being fueled ahead of an engine test.

Apple's iPhones have already ported over big portions of people's brains, and Netflix exploded TV time slots, creating the binge and the endless content screen.

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