Sentence examples for explosive opening from inspiring English sources

Volcanic blocks are usually older rock broken by the explosive opening of a new vent.

In an explosive opening moment, this cracks apart like an over-ripe gourd.

After an explosive opening round, Bruno is punished severely and knocked out in the fifth.

It may seem strange, even misplaced to talk of beauty given the horror of the film's explosive opening.

But his brief set omitted many of his biggest hits, and after an explosive opening the energy flagged.

On a recent visit, I tried the mapo tofu, which has a custardy texture, explosive opening kick and a lingering tingle dancing on your tongue.

Title I of Division A, the less-than-explosive opening of our narrative, which covers about eleven pages, is entitled "Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies".

The poem celebrates the anniversary of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Guy Fawkes was discovered preparing to detonate explosives at the opening of Parliament, an event in which King James I and his family would participate.

But Clementi's music does not sustain that approach, and even when Ms. Gulyak shifted down, in the almost Mozartean central slow movement, the explosive spirit of the opening Allegro con spirito lingered.

Jamal often repeats the punchy, blockish theme, quietens it down to a whisper, briefly illuminates the counter-melody, recaps the opening with explosive chords, and idly taps one note while everyone else stops, toying with the listener's expectations as to when they'll all race off again like greyhounds out of the traps.

Uchida had already touched on the sublime in Schubert's C minor Sonata, D958, where moments of gossamer pianissimo had been the logical counterbalance to the extremes of explosive force of its opening toccata-like chords and the headlong rush of its finale.