Sentence examples for explosion point from inspiring English sources

At the explosion point, there was a hole that looked big enough to fit four city buses.

The explosion point of each balloon was between the 1st and 128th pump, set randomly by the computer.

Positive and negative charges in the atmosphere are separated as the lighter, negatively charged electrons are swept away from the explosion point and the heavier, positively charged ionized air molecules are left behind.

Description: A beautiful perry pear version of cider, only 3% abv, which when you first take a sip tastes like a drippingly ripe, fresh pear, then seems magically to swell almost to explosion point, taking on a slightly caramelised taste.

America, he feared, had reached "explosion point".

Chinese companies from restaurant chains to public transport, Internet portals and even beer makers will all claim to be Olympics beneficiaries, further stoking investment sentiment and pushing Chinese stock markets to explosion point.

A videotape taken after the explosion pointed to a blast that occurred inside the house, and showed no damage to the exterior.

A New York Times printed the day after the explosion points to other diplomatic issues with the new French power: "Politically, the French are now entitled to a seat in the conference room [in Geneva]" (Rosenthal 2).

Monday's explosion pointed to the continuing fascination with air travel for militants and the difficulty of carrying out an attack aboard a jet, said Stephen A. Baker, a former official with the Department of Homeland Security.

"I will bury the attackers right here," he told TV cameras in the immediate aftermath of the explosion, pointing at the enormous bomb crater outside his house.

"The method used in the explosions points fingers towards them," said one official.