Sentence examples for gigantic explosion from inspiring English sources

The white Ford Bronco chase, being covered by all of the television networks in real time, was a gigantic explosion within a story that people were already covering.

In attempting to refute the Big Bang, for example — which he characterized as a "ridiculous" idea — Carson said: You have all these highfalutin scientists, and they're saying that there was this gigantic explosion and everything came into perfect order.

Katmai, Alaska, U.S. 6,716 2,047 1912 The summit of this volcano collapsed in 1912 following the gigantic explosion of nearby Novarupta Volcano--the largest eruption recorded in the 20th century.

Pinatubo, Luzon, Philippines 4,875 1,486 1991 A gigantic explosion in 1991 may have produced more ash and smoke than any other volcanic eruption of the 20th century.

In attempting to refute the Big Bang, for example—which he characterized as a "ridiculous" idea Carson said: You have all these highfalutin scientists, and they're saying that there was this gigantic explosion and everything came into perfect order.

One missile hit a building with a gigantic explosion only a few hundred yards from the Palestine Hotel on the east bank of the Tigris, where about 150 foreign journalists are staying.

"We haven't had one of those gigantic explosions since about 1925," he said, reassuringly.

I think it's safe to say there will also be gigantic explosions.

Though scientists do not completely understand what triggers solar flares, Stanford solar physicists Monica Bobra and Sebastien Couvidat have automated the analysis of those gigantic explosions.

What with the billows of smoke, the whiff of cordite, the flaming torches that become fizzing Roman candles, the gigantic explosions, the great licks of flame that pounce on to the boards, this is tinderbox theatre.

This complex interaction generated four gigantic explosions heard as far away as Western Australia, the shockwaves of which travelled around the planet seven times.