Sentence examples for explosive work from inspiring English sources
Speculative but potentially explosive work.
The most potentially explosive work took place downstairs.
Ms. Miller fared better in "Unwrap these Flowers" (class of 2013), an explosive work set to pop and electronic songs, and teeming with images of sexually tinged violence.
Ailey had apartheid South Africa in mind when he choreographed this brooding and sometimes explosive work, which ranks among his finest creations.
The first, on April 27, follows a familiar blueprint, setting a popular standard (Shostakovich's wrenching Symphony No. 5) against more challenging modernist material in this case, "Amériques," an explosive work that Varèse completed in 1921, while living in Greenwich Village.
The former's tracks are artful little instrumentals, while the latter makes explosive work out of gunshot sounds; it's all high-gloss, heavily processed electronics that could sit in an art gallery as well as a club.
None of these is easy, but they share essential qualities: exhilarating draughtsmanship, boldly expressive colour and conceptual ambition.A final room contains some of the explosive works that Kitaj painted after 1994, including the marvellously vituperative "The Killer-Critic Assassinated by his Widower, Even", painted the year he left Britain.
Guo-Qiang's explosive works are more than mere spectacle.
After one quick look, they have been barred from poking about at a site at Parchin where there are suspicions of high-explosive work (needed to perfect triggers for nuclear bombs).Pakistan has not allowed any outsiders to question Abdul Qadeer Khan, its former nuclear chief who masterminded an illicit nuclear supply network that was tapped by Iran, among others.
Before that, they had been unable to say how long residents would have to stay away due to the sensitive explosives work being done.
But the report cited anonymous claims that the explosives work was actually meant to aid the design of atom bombs, and gave the location of the blast facility as Parchin.
