Sentence examples for explosive use from inspiring English sources

Mostly what was fun about the Spice Girls was their explosive use of color, though, and their incredible dexterity on platform shoes.

With its explosive use of noise and voices, resonant gongs and evocative borrowings from earlier music, "Black Angels" has always had an air of ritualistic drama.

Brian Wildsmith, who has died aged 86, was the award-winning illustrator of more than 80 children's picture books, whose explosive use of colour made them immediately recognisable to young readers all over the world.

He photographed sites such as pharmaceutical plants, space stations, and nuclear facilities at the same magnitude and with the same precision and explosive use of colour as he had with previous subjects.

Thomas's explosive use of the phrase "high-tech lynching" to describe the proceedings effectively silenced the all-male, all-white Senate Judiciary Committee, and it erased Hill's experience as someone also born out of a history of racial, and gendered, violence.

Ms. Rideout, whose previous work at the Kaiser Family Foundation and at Common Sense Media was pioneering at showing explosive use of media among children, said she was also surprised in the current survey to find that parents were the ones who were introducing their children to technology, rather than children's begging to use it in the first place.

An explosive used to train bomb-sniffing dogs at Newark Liberty International Airport is missing, officials confirmed yesterday.

Often the yield of fragmented ice was no greater than the mass of explosive used.

The package contained pentaerythritol trinitrate (PETN), the same explosive used in the Detroit plot, police said in a statement.

The police had no immediate information on the size of the bomb or the type of explosive used.

Officials said examination of the Cole indicated that the explosive used was even more sophisticated than initially thought.