Sentence examples for like explosions from inspiring English sources
"Glass doesn't like explosions – end of story," says Lawson.
Nowadays, it's easy enough to just come out with it: we like explosions.
Emotional scenes like this are like explosions.
Americans like explosions and Beyoncé, not PAs twirling umbrellas.
It's a lie that only boys like explosions and things that go fast.
"Like explosions of something that's already happened, that you're seeing the remnants of, hearing echoes.
We're promised fierce fire-fights, thundering engines and life-like explosions.
"The big hurdle" for other planets, said Dr. Brownlee, is to have some event or series of events to trigger their own "Cambrian-like" explosions.
The towering blaze raced down the streets, accompanied by the machine-gun-like explosions of fireworks from the stands that clogged the sidewalks.
Among landscape images in between, three are neck-and-neck favorites: a Cezanne watercolor of chestnut trees, all space and light; a dashing little Pissarro view of Louveciennes, and a van Gogh pencil sketch of a field seen from his hospital window at St . Remy with tufts of grass-like explosions.
The fineness of the writing — the high, fluttering wind solos, swimming chord progressions and off-kilter puffs of brass and plucked strings, all set off by gunshot-like explosions — enlists just the kind of elegance, firepower and transparency that this orchestra can produce as well as any other.
