Sentence examples for explosions start from inspiring English sources
But when the explosions start, he said, they cry, "Mama!
Nor would some teasing before all the big, eye-popping explosions start.
Speaking in English, the man and woman behind the camera suggest that the fire "might be at a gas station" before the explosions start.
Because all Type Ia explosions start from the same point, astronomers have long hoped that their brightness is uniform enough to serve as "standard candles".
Instead of the tedious, moralizing, pop-Freudian origin story we often get in the first installments of comic-book-franchise movies — childhood trauma; identity crisis; longing for justice versus thirst for revenge; wake me up when the explosions start — "Iron Man" plunges us immediately into a world that crackles with character and incident.
Because all Type Ia explosions start from the same point, astronomers have long hoped that their brightness is uniform enough to serve as "standard candles". In other words, knowing how bright they actually are and how bright they appear to be through a telescope, scientists may be able to calculate how far away they are.
Not long after the Germans' arrival, the explosions started, Stempowska said.
Footage showed a line of men and women holding hands while doing a traditional dance and singing as the explosions started, sending people screaming and running for cover.
Burning graphite and hot reactor-core material ejected by the explosions started numerous other fires, including some on the combustible tar roof of the adjacent reactor unit.
On Tuesday, the pressure building up beneath a lava dome finally produced four explosions starting around 5 p.m. that sent smoke and debris high into the sky, Mr. Kardono said.
According to John Scrivani, the deputy commissioner for operations of the city's Office of Emergency Management, the explosions started when contractors working for the gas supplier National Grid struck a New York City Transit power line while using an underground digging tool called a missile.
