Sentence examples for implosion from from inspiring English sources

The entire implosion, "from the word 'go' to the building coming down," will take about 30 seconds, according to the Trust for Governors Island.

Naked beneath the sheets in his hotel room, the attack a collage of sound – panicky sirens, fissuring broadcasters' voices, rescue helicopters pureeing the air, the muffle and crush of implosion – from his hotel clock radio.

Experiencing the Soviet empire's implosion from the East German side of the wall, she has pointed to Mr. Reagan's strength and said "it was exactly this strength that led to the collapse of socialism and to Germany's reunification").

Watching his former team's implosion from afar, Boomer Esiason told WEEI-FM in Boston that Ryan's decision to install Holmes as an offensive captain was "an absolute embarrassment" and a "slap in the face of all the good guys in that locker room".

"We will not maintain quiet".Military assault, economic deprivation and political implosion from within and the slow, attritional destruction of Mr Arafat and his Palestinian Authority are, or so Palestinians insist, Mr Sharon's way of banishing the dream that Israel's 34-year occupation of the West Bank and Gaza will end.

Those close to the campaign point to a variety of factors behind its implosion – from disastrous debate appearances, to plummeting poll numbers and gaffes galore – but it is the changing role of campaign finance that raises most questions about the wider meaning of Walker's fall from grace.

The Los Angeles Dodgers, ousted from the playoffs yet again by the St Louis Cardinals, after another pair of post-season implosions from Clayton Kershaw.

"It's an implosion — it's an endless sequence of implosions from bad to worse, to worse, to worse," said Yanis Varoufakis, an economics professor at the University of Athens and commentator on the Greek economy.

Rob Harvilla of Spin gave the album a six out of ten, describing it as "far from an implosion, far from spectacular", criticizing the focus on calm songs and considering that Backspacer "barked louder and bit harder overall".

The agency's tentative analysis also says that Iran "most likely" obtained the needed information for designing and building an implosion bomb "from external sources".

The agency's tentative analysis also says that Iran "most likely" obtained the needed information for designing and building an implosion bomb "from external sources" and then adapted the information to its own needs.