Sentence examples for frightening explosion from inspiring English sources

Labour-run Lambeth council in south London said it was seeking to invest cash to build capacity in two local food banks to help it cope with a "frightening explosion" in crisis need at a time when its resources were rapidly diminishing.

Mr. Laurimé's grandmother also fell ill and, hovering near death, witnessed the frightening explosion of the epidemic as she lay absorbing fluids intravenously on a hospital cot.

At the time, he released a statement saying, "I've seen wildlife under mounting human pressure all over the world and it's not just from human economy or technology — behind every threat is the frightening explosion in human numbers".

It's scary to watch the video from Japan, and not just because of the frightening explosions at the Fukushima plant or the unstoppable surge of tsunami-wash through the streets.

As frightening as the explosion of Castle Bravo was the fallout.

All of a sudden there was a loud, frightening sound like an explosion.

The explosions were frightening, even though I caused them and could anticipate their arrival.

Mohammed al-Misrati raises Arabian racehorses, but he took time off from the business of rounding up escaped horses who had been frightened off by explosions to bring along his gaggle of six beaming children.

Tolo posted raw video of the scene in Kabul during the attacks, with audible explosions, frightened Afghans scattering in the streets and Afghan security forces out in large numbers.

• To the Editor: Thanks to Nicholas D. Kristof for his frightening reminder that without attending to the population explosion, "international efforts to fight global poverty" will be ineffectual.

The Southwest plane involved in the incident on Friday, a 15-year-old Boeing 737-300 carrying 118 passengers, had almost reached 35,000 feet when passengers were frightened by a gunshotlike explosion and the sight of a gaping hole in the cabin ceiling behind the left wing.