Sentence examples for implosion with from inspiring English sources
In a story with many beginnings, this is the molten core: a family's implosion with grief.
Maybe like volcanic implosion, with burning, aching, sobbing innards and clanging, flexing, screeching mind.
Loth to upset its erratic ally, China refuses to co-ordinate contingency plans for a North Korean implosion with America.Both big powers hope that Taiwan's deepening economic ties with mainland China will dampen the island's enthusiasm for formal independence.
Orlando, meanwhile, tried to get people to forget its Game 1 implosion with its victory to even its series against Philadelphia, but The Orlando Sentinel's David Whitley would like to remind everyone that the Sixers are not very good.
A generation ago, in 1990, as the Soviet Union was lurching toward implosion — with the economy cratering, the Communist Party unravelling, the republics rebelling, the K.G.B. plotting its revenge — McFaul, a graduate student in his mid-twenties, kept showing up in Moscow's "pro-democracy" circles, hanging out, asking questions, offering assistance and advice.
Without such changes, experts say, Italy is headed toward an economic and social implosion, with a rise in under-the-table work and a looming pension crunch, now that Italy bases pensions on years of social security contributions and not a worker's final salary at retirement age.
A smaller, but growing, group of countries (all of them in Eastern Europe) are experiencing demographic "implosions," with rapidly aging populations.
Its nuclear warheads use an implosion design with a solid core of about 15-20 kiloframs of highly enriched uranium.
American tests during Operation Ranger in early 1951 included implosion devices with cores containing a fraction of a critical mass a concept originated in 1944 during the Manhattan Project.
He demolished the Sands in a spectacular implosion (replete with an anticipatory fireworks show), borrowed hundreds of millions of dollars and in its place built the Venetian, which cost $1.5 billion and opened in 1999.
Three bands were scheduled to play each night, many of them regulars at the Roundhouse's Sunday Implosion gigs, with The Living Theatre – officially the oldest experimental company in the world – moving among the crowd like the counter- cultural equivalent of a flash mob, but with social/political consciousness-raising rather than marketing as the intent.
