Sentence examples for the number exploded from inspiring English sources

Before the reorganization, Ericsson's system produced 1,500 monthly internal reports; under Nilsson the number exploded to 6,000.

But suddenly the numbers exploded.

On Tuesday night, the numbers exploded.

But today after the Eritreans left Barentu the numbers exploded.

Coupon bloggers contributed to that increase, and though it's hard to say how many of these blogs exist now, the numbers exploded during the recession.

In the second quarter, that number exploded to $513 million, or 17.1 million shares.

But at the ugly end of the spectrum, that number explodes to 768,580 — which is more than the US and French armies combined.

The search for alternative lifestyles was driven by college students, whose numbers exploded during the 1960s, and who were the only group with the spare time and cash to attend love-ins, be-ins and yogic retreats.

By 1968, when I was a junior at Harvard College, the number had exploded to almost seven million.

This could be Mr. Von Trier's "Pennies From Heaven," the BBC series by Dennis Potter in which full-scale musical numbers exploded in the characters' minds as a way of relieving the gloom of their existence.

The same problem occurred in many areas across Britain last autumn – when slug numbers exploded after the wet spring and summer, conditions that we're seeing emerge again.