Sentence examples for has finally exploded from inspiring English sources

A family-sized quarrel has finally exploded in the Front National, threatening a permanent rift between Marine and Jean-Marie Le Pen.

Benedict Birnberg London Predictably, the pressure cooker situation in Israel has finally exploded with spasms of violence by Palestinians and Israelis.

It's ironic that we are discussing all this today because the enterprise culture that she so valued has finally exploded, bringing down with it the greedy bankers she so adored.

With puberty my appetite had finally exploded.

And so, two years after the Morrill Tariff's March 1861 passage, Northern antislavery advocates had finally exploded the transatlantic tariff myth.

The report had finally exploded and the governor was now standing a safe distance away, waiting to see which way the smoke would blow.

When Bukowski reached adolescence and broke out in a world-class case of acne, he saw it as a symptom of his helpless suffering: "The poisoned life had finally exploded out of me.

The note and the different characters' perspectives, a device introduced relatively late in a story that seems so clearly to be Annie's, reveal that on Mason's last night alive the sexual current that once joined him to Annie and Jake has finally caused him to explode.

This year, for example, they include the intense red of a particular dahlia I grew, a vision of the meadow together with a sense that it has finally found its feet, and the exploding sweetness of a freshly picked carrot.

What did not remain, Winchester writes, "was the volcano that had caused it all.... Krakatoa, after the final majestic concatenation of seismic and tectonic climaxes that occurred just after 10 on the Monday morning, had simply and finally exploded itself out of existence".

Investigators instead found a chain of safety neglect: a dangerous buildup of coal dust had gone unattended and finally exploded after faulty water sprays failed to douse sparks from a cutting machine.