Sentence examples for timed to explode from inspiring English sources

Whatever the impulse, Mr. Tyson's work is so aggressive, much of it seems timed to explode.

A home-made time bomb is ticking away under the government timed to explode just before the local elections.

Take the old-style IRA attacks of placing a bomb, either timed to explode at a particular moment, or triggered by a more sophisticated mechanism.

The terrorists would leave the planes at the first stop, leaving bombs timed to explode in midair as the airliners flew on to other Asian cities.

Interestingly, given the speed with which the media branded the Weathermen terrorists, none of the bombs, all of which were timed to explode at night when the buildings were empty, resulted in loss of life.

Rossetti placed one canister of TNT on the hull of the battleship, timed to explode at 6 30 am.

He works hard, yet somehow finds time to explode into uproarious laughter with his customers.

"He is a little more under control, but, still, when it's time to explode through somebody, he does".

As Nirvana's breakthrough album Nevermind approaches its 20th anniversary next month, it's time to explode some myths.

"It's time to explode!" Given Mr. Miller's outstanding work in the earlier film, Spike Lee's World War II drama, "Miracle at St. Anna" (Sept . 26, he may not have to wait until the second — Gary Fleder's "Express" (Oct . 3, about Ernie Davis, the first black football player to win the Heisman Trophy — for his career to become airborne.

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