Sentence examples for they have detonated from inspiring English sources

They have detonated 38 underground dynamite explosions late at night in a line running right through the city, causing some Seattle residents to jump out of their beds thinking there was an actual earthquake.

Obsessed with "Islamisation of western Europe" Meanwhile police say they have detonated a cache of explosives found at a farm north of Oslo which Mr Breivik had rented.

In previous raids they have detonated tear-gas canisters as they entered buildings.

If you notice any of the signs from the last step, or if someone nearby cries out a warning that they have detonated a mine, drop to the ground as quickly as possible.

Speaking of the police response, he said: "Their intervention stopped the terrorists from setting off their explosive belts, which would have caused more than 100 deaths if they had detonated".

In the western Iraq town of Rutba on Sunday three suicide car bombs launched a coordinated attack, although a spokesman for Iraqi forces said they had detonated before hitting their targets and the situation is "under control", Associated Press reported.

If they had detonated, JFK's words in his inaugural address that Americans would "pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship... to assure the survival and the success of liberty" would have been more than stirring rhetoric.

To be fair, I would argue that CamSoda hasn't just entered the arms race but that they've detonated the Big One.

The squad said that they had detonated "dozens" of similar devices during the Iraqi offensive against the militants.

The FBI explosives laboratory will examine the recovered devices and will soon determine conclusively whether they could have detonated.

The devices would apparently have been undetectable by conventional airport security checks, and intelligence sources say they would have detonated successfully.