Sentence examples for explosive departure from inspiring English sources
Roy Keane has admitted he is not sure whether he will ever forgive former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson after his explosive departure from Old Trafford.
It will be Olbermann's first television appearance to talk politics since his explosive departure from Current TV in March.
The hosts of CBS's "The Talk" addressed the explosive departure of network head Les Moonves, husband of their co-host Julie Chen, during the show Monday.
Sharon Osbourne led a 10-minute segment in which she spoke about the CBS chief's explosive departure, saying that, though Chen was a friend she admired, they had to "talk about her husband".
The storyline commenced its conclusion with the return of the Mitchell family to help Sam, who had been framed by Chrissie for the murder of Den; events were to culminate in Chrissie's "explosive" departure from the show, with producers telling Oberman that when she leaves "later this year, it's going to be one of the most explosive storylines ever.
Late Guston belongs among other explosive, harshly significant cultural departures of the era.
The size of the truck and the amount of explosives used was a departure for the Taliban, who typically use smaller vehicles.
The call was the latest damage-control effort at the ride-sharing company, which has faced weeks of turmoil and public relations crises including a massive sexual harassment scandal, a series of high-profile departures, an explosive intellectual property lawsuit and revelations that the company used secret software to deceive law enforcement.
Forensic analysis of three of the five bombs used in those attacks has found traces of a plastic explosive manufactured in Portugal, a significant departure from past attacks.
§ 176.184 Class 1 (explosive) materials of Compatibility Group L. § 176.190 Departure of vessel.
Some of the $6 million could be used to research "low-yield" nuclear weapons with an explosive force of five or fewer kilotons, a major departure from current policy prohibiting such research.
