Sentence examples for explosions detonated from inspiring English sources

As the residents began to describe what had occurred, three further explosions detonated loudly, scattering them.

Many appeared to have been blown apart by explosions detonated by the hostage-takers, she added.

The United States, after conducting more than 1,000 nuclear test explosions, detonated the last one in 1992, shaking the ground at the Nevada test site.

Hundreds were injured in the explosions detonated during rush hour by the suicide bombers Mohammad Sidique Khan, 30, Shehzad Tanweer, 22, Hasib Hussain, 18, and Jermaine Lindsay, 19.

The explosions detonated on streets thick with people going to work and school, blasting through a school bus at the Saudia police station and killing what officials said later were 16 schoolgirls in a bus.

The explosions, detonated close to Ms. Bhutto's fortified truck as supporters flocked to welcome her home after eight years of self-imposed exile, were the deadliest of more than 50 suicide attacks in Pakistan in recent years.

Instead, it is about turning off the lights, cranking up the surround sound (or putting on headphones) and strapping in to mow down waves of pustulent space zombies, while limbs and organs fly, blood splatters, and explosions detonate.

The resulting explosion detonated ammuni tion the soldiers were carrying, killing 14 and wounding 32.

A race clock shows the explosion detonated at 4 09 43 after the start of the race.

Blast and radiation effects at different ranges for a 500-kiloton nuclear explosion detonated at ground level.

The explosion, detonated by a technically advanced remote controlled device, was probably the work of an insurgent cell, he said.