Sentence examples for fuse of the from inspiring English sources

The fuse of the bombs that killed 52 Londoners was lit by "us".

Finally, we need to cooperate on the slow-burning fuse of the Iranian nuclear program.

"The short fuse of the American left is typical of the highs and lows of American emotional life," he said.

And Michael MacLiammoir's Iago, which should be the sparkplug and fuse of the play, is not only vague in behavior but also almost impossible to understand.

The fuse of the shell is lighted, the black powder packed in its base gives it lift, and, at a predetermined height, other elements explode for a dazzling array of color and sound.

On 31 October 1517, a monk named Martin Luther walked to a church in the German town of Wittenberg and nailed a document – his 95 theses – to its wooden doors, lighting the fuse of the Reformation.

Little Gregor took this wonderful thing and held it to the fuse of one of the rockets, which shot into the sky.

Posada's son had craniosynostosis, the premature fusing of the bones in the skull.

But their fusing of the highest technical standards with superior esthetic judgment distinguishes them from their rivals.

The journey from toy brand to entertainment brand has been driven by Lego embedding innovation at its core and its fusing of the physical and digital.

Its fusing of the personal and the political is masterly, and its dramatic texture feels finer-grained than any other in the sequence.