Sentence examples for explosion swept from inspiring English sources

In an adjacent building, Jonatan Gornan, 9, said he was watching television reports about the attack in Netanya when a tremendous explosion swept through his home.

"A huge explosion really swept us off our feet.

Then a huge explosion really swept us off our feet - it was like a big gust of wind, like a sandstorm, things hitting your face and then a huge explosion which was ear piercing.

If it is lost, the subsequent explosion will sweep away many parts of the current political furniture, including Osborne's ambition to be Prime Minister.

While LA is arguably ground zero for the EDM explosion that has swept North America in the last few years, there's much more beneath the surface.

To the accompaniment of thunderous explosions, the wave swept around St. Nicholas Point on Java and headed for Batavia, 94 miles from the epicenter.

But that very anonymity is also behind the explosion of cybercrime that has swept across the Web.

Two months after the collapse of the dictatorship, Chamberlain reported on the "explosion of freedom" that had swept the country.

After a nuclear explosion, radioactive debris is initially swept upwards and then dispersed in the directions of the prevailing winds.

More specifically, the list is conspicuously missing the explosion of data that had swept, and has continued to sweep into almost every scientific discipline.

A source quoted by the Kenyan media said that the forces involved in the siege had left the building, and that the incidents were controlled explosions as the general services unit swept the complex for remaining explosives.