Sentence examples for he dynamited from inspiring English sources
To the shock of his intellectual family, he dynamited Sartreism.
The player who can ferret out The Mole before he dynamites rights for blacks, women and gays and makes the Supreme Court even more Neanderthal and partisan than it already is will take home up to $1 million and the thanks of a grateful nation.
And on the dance floor, he's dynamite (he hasn't forgotten the moves).
He has dynamited the free-trade consensus that dominated Washington for so many years, he has done it with force, and in the process he has made himself the choice of many millions of Americans who have watched their economic situation deteriorate and heard their concerns brushed off by the Thomas Friedmans and the Bill Clintons of the world.
"He might be our candidate -- he'd be dynamite," he said.
When he's on the mound, he's dynamite".
"He's dynamite," Michael said.
During the siege the hostage-taker shouted that he had dynamite.
He is dynamite here as cult leader Patrick, playing this sinewy psychopath like a gentle-souled poet; the temperature changes every time he walks in the room.
"The West Side is known for pacifism, but to object to this on the grounds that he invented dynamite is ludicrous.
