Sentence examples for extraordinary explosion from inspiring English sources

The Internet has sparked an extraordinary explosion in share trading.

"There was an explosion, an extraordinary explosion," he remembered.

But over this last century, we've come through an extraordinary explosion of discovery.

People look back at the extraordinary explosion of music in the 60s with their own prejudices.

Farshid Moussavi, architect Rowan Moore, architecture critic The boom years of the recent past saw an extraordinary explosion of spectacular architecture.

Disillusioned by the efforts of the sport's governing body, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association, to exploit an extraordinary explosion in global interest, Higgins has become a player/promoter.

His technique was highly individual: he kept his wrists low, below the keyboard, his hands flat, his fingers straight and he barely moved his body; yet through this stillness he could produce the most extraordinary explosions of sound.

In fact, for almost a hundred years, its economy has been largely dependent upon an extraordinary population explosion.

Scientists think a kind of stellar blast, known as a Type Iasupernova, occurs when one star pours enough fuel onto a dying companion star, known as a white dwarf, to trigger an extraordinary nuclear explosion.

Last year, astronomers watching a rather ordinary galaxy witnessed something extraordinary: a stellar explosion called a supernova 10 times brighter than any previous blast.

In the case of the least-newsworthy nations, items tended to relate to the dramatic (multiple-fatality bus crashes in Egypt, Guatemala and Panama) or to feature extraordinary images (an explosion at a Puerto Rican petrol refinery that killed several people).