Sentence examples for head detonating from inspiring English sources

In December North Korea brought Sony Pictures to its knees over their planned release of The Interview, a film that notoriously ends with Kim Jong-un's head detonating when hit by a tank shell.

A dummy was used against a green screen and the head was detonated at the point when the object was about to impact the body.

Soldiers go through some practice combat, crawling through barbed wires with live bullets whistling over their heads, dynamite detonated in craters as the men neared them.

Jones made contact with reporters posing as an 18-year-old girl on a messaging site, eventually asking the character what she intended to do in the UK – either cut off peoples' heads or detonate a bomb.

Turkey's Anadolu Agency released CCTV footage of the bombing, which showed a Toyota pickup headed toward Mursitpinar before detonating.

Video footage acquired by a British broadcaster showed that moments later either this man or a second man, behind him, who was wearing a white head scarf, apparently detonated a suicide explosive device.

Many decades ago, even the US and Soviet Union could see that putting nukes in orbit was an absolutely destabilizing thing, because if you have nukes flying over your enemy's head, you could detonate one in space at any moment, frying electronics courtesy of the blast's electromagnetic pulse, and have free rein to nuke at will.

VIOLENCE -- Extreme, gory violence, much of it utterly tasteless, as when bullets detonate heads and the dead are removed from coffins and tossed in front of speeding vehicles.

The Iron Dome interceptors need to hit an incoming rocket head-on to have much hope of detonating a warhead, Lloyd says.

A cellphone was concealed in the bottom of the printer, and the printer head was designed to detonate the explosives.

Explosions can be either deflagrating or detonating.