Sentence examples for nothing blown up from inspiring English sources
"The book sounds like a whole lot of nothing blown up to look sensational," a friend of Kate's, who has not read the book, tells me.
Nothing blew up in a set piece so signposted that may as well have happened in a Tex Avery cartoon.
"BP veered from being a company that made sure nothing blew up to one focusing on cost-cutting at all costs," Professor Fisman said.
Nothing blows up in Karin Fossum's new book, the fifth of her Inspector Sejer novels to make the journey from Norway to the United States, unless you count her characters' worlds.
But people who do go down that road — many of them very talented, smart people — they do it basically out of a sense of duty to make sure nothing blows up in this very room.
Nothing blows up in your face, but nothing comes crashing down either.
And much to my surprise, the process was easy and most importantly, nothing blew up in my face.
True, a number of nuclear, oil and coal-powered plants as far away as Los Angeles subsequently reported transmission anomalies, but nothing blew up, although one large transformer at a Nuclear plant in New Jersey melted.
If the squadron-size suicide bomber formation even arrived in town, nothing blew up.
Once you start looking under the tent poles, though, perhaps for a film where nothing is blown up, things become grim.
Nothing was blown up, though a hoop-skirted, distressed denim dress that came down the runway was splattered, pointlessly, with what appeared to be explosive debris that was probably liquified clay.
