Sentence examples for means of exploding from inspiring English sources

Far from being a means of creating slightly warped simulations of reality, 3D graphics are fast becoming a means of exploding it and creating vastly different, highly surreal alternate realities.

If, in this world today, high class means hundreds of exploding Diet Coke bottles followed by an advertisement then perhaps what they are doing makes sense.

Indeed, Ali Abdullah Saleh — a former army officer who has been president since 1978, when his predecessor was assassinated by means of an exploding suitcase — is proving less of a klutz than his Egyptian counterpart, Hosni Mubarak.

How often do blockbusters deliver their key exposition by means of a pair of exploding glasses fired from a rocket?

Not figures for music videos, or cats playing the piano, or even celebrities reading mean tweets, but clips of exploding cysts, unplugged blackheads and, reader – I'm sorry to have to tell you – botfly extractions.

You can imagine what it means: an exterior wall that, when combined with a vertical air pocket just behind it, can absorb the pressure of exploding bombs.

Everything that's capable of exploding explodes.

[Video of Exploding Suicide Termites].

And the truck was carrying canisters of gasoline, which were meant to explode; in the lesser fire, the attacker was burned over seventy per cent of his body and soon died.

Terrorism in this part of the world usually means bombs exploding or hotels burning, as the latest horrific scenes from Mumbai attest.

House revels in cases of the unobvious, which also means exploding the myth of hospital consultants as all-knowing demigods of their own universe.