Just over a year later, they exploded through the sound barrier, topping 5 million in sales for the week ended Dec. 26, 2004, and then hitting 6.7 million the following week.
She put her hands over her mouth and exploded through her fingers.
A large lady in a large fur coat exploded through the clog, wondering aloud if there was really a god.
The blown-over trees, all facing the same direction, where the blast from the collapsing buildings exploded through Liberty Park.
In South Africa, where AIDS has already exploded through the general population, prevention is an even more overwhelming challenge.
This recently discovered distant relative of the measles virus exploded through pig farms in Malaysia and Singapore three years ago, killing hundreds of farmers and their animals with a brain infection.
Mr. Deaver's taste for psychological nuance runs to moments like this: "The gas ignited and with a whoosh a huge ball of flame exploded through the living room".
Forest ecologists say it is no coincidence the Rim fire exploded through areas which had seen few or no blazes in almost a century – an unnatural absence since California's mountain flora evolved to burn.
Our datasets have expanded faster than our ability to count them, processing capability has exploded through the use of the cloud and outlets to display data have multiplied to include tablets, phones, and many more platforms.
With Twitteresque speed, sportswriters at Comiskey Park watching the Yankees play the soon-to-be-Black Sox began to telegraph the news across the country, even before the Wingfoot exploded through the skylight of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, killing more than a dozen people.
