Sentence examples for fiery explosion from inspiring English sources
"fiery explosion" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe a dramatic and intense event, either literal or figurative. For example, you could say, "The sunset created a fiery explosion of colors across the sky."
Die in a giant fiery explosion of bees.
Then it stalled, turned on one wing, and crashed in a fiery explosion.
In it, the suspect crashes his car into a gas station, creating a fiery explosion.
In one clip, a pink watering can gets kicked, blooming into a fiery explosion in the next.
Mr. Yoshitake recalled documenting what a fiery explosion did to pigs — whose skin resembles that of humans.
It asks, "How could Mr. McMahon have survived the fiery explosion?" It then states that Mr. McMahon "is presumed dead".
All he recalled, when it was over, were the Iraqi soldiers, the artillery batteries, the trucks mounted with machine guns, the wisp and blast of rocket-propelled grenades, the whiz of bullets, the fiery explosions of cars packed, he assumed, with explosives.
The set piece Battle of Britain, with its swooping vapour trails against vivid blue, and Battle of Germany, with its fiery explosion-red sky and huge moon, are among his late masterpieces, though given their subject matter they seem to offer almost too much beauty.
Always the same: fiery explosions, knockout special effects, thin plots, well-muscled stars.
Pod racing involves high-powered hovercraft racing across exotic alien landscapes, occasionally crashing in fiery explosions.
The densely woven carpet that Firefighter Cutting was staring at showed two commercial jets slamming into two tall buildings, creating fiery explosions, and little stick figures plunging headfirst.
