Sentence examples for one bombshell from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images Updated at 12.41am BST 11.44pm BST Barack Obama's "Ask Me Anything" Q&A on Reddit today contained at least one bombshell from the handful of questions he answered: floating the possibility of a constitutional amendment to overturn the Citizens United court ruling that has allowed the rise of the super pac and unlimited funds for political advertising.

"For every 500 non-dazzling answers," he added, "there's one bombshell people remember.

Mr. Lovejoy would not disclose preliminary results, but he did drop one bombshell: of 4,000 women included in the survey, less than 10percentt met the definition of misses size 8 established by ASTM International, formerly the American Society for Testing and Materials, which develops standards through industry consensus for products, systems and services.

One bombshell in particular has lingered until this moment and is the thesis of this essay.

The left, though perhaps constitutionally less adept at this kind of thing, nevertheless has its own totems of alluring nonsense — promises of impeachment and white-hot smoking guns proving Russian collusion just one Mueller bombshell away.

So, are we really just one WikiLeaks bombshell away from a mass exodus of young people from social media sites?

The third one is the bombshell.

But after the race, Armstrong released a bombshell, one that so far has received little notice.

No one expects Operation Bombshell to save marriages, though if it encourages a bit of hanky-panky, that would be fine, Ms. Burana figures.

But even if Spruce doesn't prove a bombshell, one of the biggest advertisers in its debut issue is optimistic that at least it will not fail.

But as Obama was preparing to leave the White House, his aides delivered a bombshell, one that now threatens not just his ambitions for re-election but the future credibility of the eurozone, the UK's largest trading partner.