Sentence examples for explosive take from inspiring English sources

The pleasure is in the contrast between the calmness of the surface, the inactivity of the popper and the explosive take of the fish.

Erwin Schulhoff, a gifted Prague-born Jewish composer who perished in a Nazi camp in Bavaria in 1942, drew on vernacular sounds in his five "Études de Jazz," a set of devilish romps based on the Charleston, the blues, the chanson and the tango, and ending with an explosive take on Zez Confrey's novelty tune "Kitten on the Keys".

Burst-flying20 birds (incidental explosive take off and brief horizontal flight followed by a running escape) exhibit humeral and ulnar relative torsional resistance values overlapping with those of intermittent bounding20 flyers (flapping phases aimed at gaining altitude and speed, alternated with passive phases with folded wings).

The pods let you land softer and then have an explosive take off.

After deciding she can't do this to her gentle employers, she decides to complete a British spying mission instead, by stealing the formula for a secret explosive, taking a sample home to London hidden in her hat.

When an EDF vehicle comes in to bang you up, use the hammer, jump in the air, and smash the gunner's skull, and keep on banging the driver's door until he comes out, then smash him too, and if the turret has a good weapon, that shoots explosives take the vehicle and drive.

Explosives taken into Commonwealth Games stadium, claims TV sting.

The four German agents, minus their explosives, took the Long Island Rail Road into Manhattan that morning, arriving at Pennsylvania Station.

He added, upon seeing images of the explosives taken from captured shells, that visitors should "steer clear of this dude's shop".

The puffers are the only devices that automatically examine passengers for explosives, taking only about 15 seconds to check a person from head to toe.

Steve, who has been an industrial chemist with a sideline in the guerrilla uses of explosives, takes a post in the chemistry department at a local university, where he gets involved in the politics of educational funding and student tuition.