Sentence examples for exploding munitions from inspiring English sources

A minute or two later, huts along the sandspit near the Americans exploded into infernos, followed by the pop-pop of exploding munitions.

In World War I, the disorder was known as shell shock, and the soldiers who fell victim were at first believed to have concussions from exploding munitions.

While "Heartbreak House" ends in a shower of exploding munitions that should awaken its inhabitants to the coming onslaught of the Great War, there is little to suggest these self-absorbed lightweights are anything but enchanted.

The hustle-bustle of modern life echoes through our oceans -- in the roar of ship engines, the Navy's sonar pings and exploding munitions, and the seismic blasts by searchers for fossil fuels.

Emergency crews, bolstered by dozens of colossal, military-grade fire engines, headed to the scene to extinguish the blaze, only to be thwarted by the fire's intensity and danger posed by exploding munitions.

Injuries resulting from bombs and exploding munitions have been analyzed extensively and described in a large number of publications.

If the leadership of the Forces of Free Libya was paying fuller attention to the forces' battlefield behavior, it might instruct the rank and file in the difference between munitions that explode and munitions that do not, just as it might enforce readily understood rules about arson and looting in towns that fall into rebel possession.

Lt. Brian Sitko watched the glow of munitions exploding on the horizon, creating the surreal appearance of a sunrise as U.S. forces launched their invasion of Iraq in 2003.

Its large banking sector has suffered losses on Greek bonds, and its biggest power station has been knocked out by munitions exploding on a naval base.Even more alarming is the situation in Italy and Spain.

And that will likely happen with the background din of exploding Canadian "precision-guided munitions" in the war-torn cities of Iraq.

The munitions exploded on the jetty and in the water near the ship.