Sentence examples for not to explode from inspiring English sources

All the same, something has to give if the euro crisis is not to explode again.

The Israelis are countering with a missile designed, paradoxically, not to explode.

"She had pacified life so well," she writes in one story, "taken such care for it not to explode".

"After she is gone," he muses, "I wait out on the fire escape... trying not to explode".

But once rates hit bottom and they must be near that in America the pace of borrowing needs to slow if debt-servicing costs are not to explode.

Hammer tightens his fists, struggling not to explode and clearly wishing that he could run back to "The Social Network" and hide.

Do not try to hide away from the problem and equally do not try to explode it like a time bomb.

Who does not want to explode it, do something truly new, and rouse the implication slumbering in the word "novel"?

The final 10 bombs found in mailboxes and the 6 found in his car were not rigged to explode.

"This silly machinery of plotting and pacing… who does not want to explode it?" he wrote in an otherwise critical review of "Reality Hunger".

"Refineries are not supposed to explode," Lieu said.