Sentence examples for fuse of a from inspiring English sources
The news was received like the fuse of a bomb that is moving along closer to detonation each day.
February 5, 1822 John Maclean, a tutor at the College of New Jersey, catches a student lighting the fuse of a bomb in an entry to Nassau Hall, stomps it out, and saves the building from damage.
Amid the standard bromides about economic interdependence, global scarcity, OPEC and so forth, Schmidt lit the fuse of a political bomb whose explosive consequences even he may not have foreseen.
Held back by his fellow audience member Fatty Arbuckle, Sennett yells at the villain, tries to blow out the burning fuse of a bomb and ends up shooting at the screen.
Turning to more recent history, he lit the fuse of a furious controversy with a fifteen-canvas history painting, "October 18, 1977," about the Baader-Meinhof group of terrorists, whose deaths in prison (surely by suicide, though conspiracy theories linger) climaxed a purgatorial decade in Germany.
Mr Hu argued that this was promoting subtle social progress rather than lighting the fuse of a "Twivolution", but he reckoned the phenomenon was nonetheless opening up "new possibilities for reshaping China's authoritarian regime .Many of the government's most prominent critics have accounts on the blocked Twitter service as well as on weibo.
In the early morning hours of March 6, 2008, a solitary bomber rode up to the military recruiting station in Times Square on a blue bicycle, knelt down and lighted the fuse of an explosive device.
Special fuses, called Type S, will prevent accidental replacement with fuses of a higher rating.
Armed drones are both inevitable, since they allow the fusing of a reconnaissance platform with a weapons system, and, in many respects, highly desirable.
It was the fusing of a thrilling new art form with primitive instincts.
These factors include cultivation parameters, the fusing of an affinity tag of one type or another to the target protein and the optimization for E. coli of the codon usage of the foreign gene.
