Sentence examples for time bomb and from inspiring English sources

I think you were a walking time bomb and last night you finally went off".

It has been called a time bomb and that time bomb is about to go off".

Are the expressions "ticking time bomb" and "dustbin of history" past their sell-by-date?

It's time to decouple the phrase "old age" from "time bomb" and disaster.

"They saw in advance that they were holding this ticking time bomb, and they gave it away".

"I'll show you all," he tells the audience as he prepares his time bomb and anticipates the press coverage.

If there ever is a ticking time bomb -- and the scenario pretty much doesn't exist in the real world, since it presumes too much and therefore isn't a genuine case -- Panetta said he'd urge "everything possible within the law to get that information..

It is pleased that Britain does not have a European-style "pensions time-bomb", and has no intention of restoring the link between state pensions and average earnings that might prime such a bomb.

A former welder at the site, Tony Spicer, 75, of Pembroke Dock, said: "At a refinery you are working within a time-bomb and at any time something can go wrong.

She said: "This is a ticking time-bomb and it is terribly important that we take action now".

He stressed that the country's demographics are a ticking time-bomb, and thus, the choice between preserving the status-quo or partitioning the land into two states for two peoples is, in fact, a false dichotomy.