His final turn of the campaign, delivered to a packed-out Glaswegian audience, was the speech of his life.The nationalists, he fulminated, without notes or teleprompter, were promising "an economic minefield where problems could implode at any time, an economic trapdoor down which we go, from which we might never escape".
Pundits often decry Iran as a power in persistent decline and as a volatile "petro-authoritarian" clerical fiefdom ready to implode at any moment in some unwieldy demographic time bomb.
The idea of investing in China at a time when it feels like the country is going to implode at any moment may sound unappealing, to say the least.
He's liable to implode at any time.
They cautioned, however, that the reunion could implode at any point, given Stone's long history of erratic behavior.
But the myriad implications of a hacked Presidential election, while too much to bear for the President — his ego seems to implode at any suggestion that his victory was possibly more complicated than the unambiguous "landslide" he imagines it to be — demands the answers that journalists, law enforcement, and Congress are pursuing.
And then John betrayed his staffers, going ahead with the 2008 campaign, letting his disciples work around the clock because they believed in him and what he was running on, even though the Edwardses knew it could implode at any minute because of John's entanglement with Rielle Hunter.
Boy, TV is getting unwatchable, but for a reason: Old media is imploding at a fantastic pace right now.
McGuinn explained the inspiration for the song in a 1973 interview with ZigZag magazine: "At the time we wrote it I thought it might be possible to make contact with quasars, but later I found out that they were stars which are imploding at a tremendous velocity.
She writes: If ever proof was needed that the once mighty socialist Pasok is imploding at an alarming rate, it came today when the prominent euro MP Kriton Arsenis also threw in the towel prompting a furious reaction from the party.
