Sentence examples for or dynamite from inspiring English sources

"We thought it was an earthquake or dynamite.

Like plutonium or dynamite, weapons of mass destruction now buried in Bristol, Conn.

The newspaper later reported that locals wanted to use cement to bury the Sassi — or dynamite to blow up the area.

They did not need shovels, picks or dynamite to cause damage but could instead use "purposeful stupidity" to disrupt organisations and corporations through "faulty decisions".

"In Europe in World War II," Ambrose writes in a footnote, "American G.I.'s used their hand grenades, or dynamite charges, to blast frozen earth apart so that they could dig foxholes".

By Anthony Delius The New Yorker, March 19 , 1966P. 47 Frank, a newspaperman for the liberal English-language press, describes a pre-dawn "visit from the Security Branch" to his home in South Africa to see if he had any documents connected with a long list of African Nationalist and white & colored left-wing organizations, the Liberal Party, or dynamite or other explosives.

The choice that the government has outlined for itself isn't one between hard or soft, it's between leaving everything pretty much the way it is, to rot slowly, or dynamiting it all in one go.

Movie heaven... is a black and white like Vigo's L'Atalante; or one with Jean Harlow; Day for Night by Truffaut; or Napoleon Dynamite; or anything with John Wayne, especially his last one where at the end he jumps a five-bar fence and shouts at the camera, "See an old man ride".

Bush notes that glycerine may be used in sweetener or in dynamite.

Few kids have experience with electrical engineering or have dynamite at home; most kids know other kids with severe allergies.

So much so, indeed, that one cynic this week, noting the FARC's fishing rules, asked whether the rebels were concerned with conserving the fish or the dynamite.