Sentence examples for sort of time bomb from inspiring English sources
"Stephen is a sort of time bomb in a way," Mr. Leveaux said.
But new born babies are not blank slates, and they carry all sorts of time bombs in their DNA, and in the background and ability of the parents they have been lucky, or unlucky, enough to be born to.
"It's the major problem a sort of time-bomb for Uruguay," says Dr. Martha Pelaez Martha Pelaez, a regional adviser on aging and health at PAHO.
"From a gerontologist's standpoint, biological time is not wear-and-tear, it's a genetic program," says West. "It's sort of like a time bomb.
"It's sort of time squared".
It was that sort of time.
What sort of time period is that?
In 2007, John McCain went so far as to turn a Beach Boys hit into an anthem of a different sort with the refrain, "Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran".
We use all sorts of time signatures.
And it was sort of golden time, magic time.
Dr. Makkar said he could not determine by the patient's injuries at this time what sort of bomb, if any, was used, or if the shrapnel came from the car itself or from an explosive device.
