His soliloquy veered away from lemons and heart explosions onto the subject of his immortality, granted to him during a back-alley confrontation with the Devil, who was not really the Devil but just a spirit who had heard two priests talking in New York City in the year 1900, during the era of Boss Tweed and Theodore Roosevelt.
Then, in an instant, four heart-stopping explosions, one after the other, shook our once untouchable house.
A quirky sense of fun can bring to the stores smiley faces, hearts and explosions of color; or there are more sinister effects such the menacing tentacles of a sculpted octopus and vitrines of stuffed taxidermist animals and birds.
Pete Baumgartner, 65, a South Carolina native who owns a gift shop here, described the sound of falling shells as distant thunder, not the heart-stopping explosions he has read about in the newspaper.
Mr. Cunningham suggested that the British company's cost-cutting and risk-taking culture were at the heart of the explosion and spill.
He added that "Judas" is, at its sacred heart, an artistic explosion contained within the confines of a traditional pop clip.
Minutes before, a sudden downpour had driven a crowd of shoppers to huddle at the heart of the explosion, a doner shop called Unluoglu Bufe at the entrance of the bazaar.
Kayode Akinola Director of private equity, KKR At the heart of the new explosion of interest in Africa's private equity sector.
Lit by a single light bulb at the explosion's heart, Cornelia Parker's 1991 Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View cast mad expressionist shadows round London's Chisenhale Gallery.
An intricate sense of time and accurate calendar were inherited by the Aztecs from earlier central American civilisations, and this tradition is powerfully embodied in the famous Calendar Stone with its monster head at the heart of a geometrical explosion of radiating circles and triangles.
