Sentence examples for has exploded from from inspiring English sources

"The debate has exploded from there".

Its population has exploded from three hundred thousand to more than four million.

"Fashion has exploded from minority elitism to international democratic spectator sport," he writes.

The work force has exploded from about 100 then to more than 51,000 now.

Mining in the Philippines has exploded from only 17 operations in 1997 to nearly 50 mega-mines today.

Dongguan has exploded from a mere town to a city of seven million in a little over 20 years.

Election monitoring had exploded from a scholarly endeavor into grass-roots political activism in recent months.

Total federal seizures have exploded from $400m in 2001 to $1.3 billion in 2008.

By the time it was decommissioned, in 1994 21 years after construction had begun the costs had exploded from $70m to $6 billion.

Homes, designer shops and government offices have fallen victim to bedbug infestations, which have exploded from 500 cases in New York during 2004 to 10,000 last year.

The canopy had exploded from the F-16 as Major Haar yanked the ejection handle, shredding away like a leaf in a gale.