Sentence examples for some dynamite from inspiring English sources

One can also hear some dynamite bass lines.

He finds some dynamite in the prospector's cabin and takes to lobbing it at Ben. "Ah ha ha ha ha!

Under a false name, Most took a job in an explosives factory in New Jersey, and he may have shipped some dynamite to Spies.

Ruest, skillful with his hands, volunteered to put together a detonating mechanism in his workshop, and Mrs. Pitre was assigned the job of buying some dynamite and detonating caps and a length of fuse.

"I mean, if they really thought I had some dynamite strapped to my chest, poking me there with a stick is probably not a really good idea, right?" she asked.

In 1960, on a trip to California, he made his first big stride away from painting, gathering a few friends, buying some dynamite and blasting a number of craters in a state park just north of San Francisco.

But at some point we went out and tried to film some other dynamite fishermen and tried to film them from afar, and we were filming them blasting these reefs to pieces.

Birmingham, 1963, was known as Bombingham: there had been some fifty dynamite attacks on black homes since the end of the Second World War.

Last week, thousands of Mr. Morales's supporters, some wielding dynamite sticks and shotguns, marched toward Santa Cruz to press leaders here to sign an agreement on a timetable for approving the new constitution.

Between this and the HITLab, they've got some academic dynamite going on.

To be fair, Sorkin has been behind some pretty dynamite shows; The West Wing and Sports Night, to name a couple.