Sentence examples for to explode for from inspiring English sources

Because, as Karl said, I think opportunities are going to explode for translational research at the National Institutes of Health, and we want to get in there first.

That's when she comes back [to Worpswede], and she's just in despair and it has to explode for her to leave and go back to Paris.

The favelas are crawling with academics and camera crews as never before, as if waiting for them to explode for the World Cup and the Games.

Maybe not as naturally talented as any of the above, but after the season he has just had for his club, Lewandowski might well be the native son about to explode for his country in the opening match Friday against Greece in Warsaw.

Applications tend to explode for a brief period (if at all) before settling at a lower activity level or completely dying.

Kingston was a man possessed as fans chanted, cheered and waited on the edge of their seats to explode for what would have truly been a special, if not rare, moment.

Two Lebanese students placed bombs on regional trains, though these fortunately failed to explode.For decades, Germany was happy fighting culture wars over nuclear versus renewable energy, while conveniently forgetting that it was increasingly dependent on Russian gas imports.

The cap is projected to explode from $70 million to $94 million for the 2016-17 campaign, a record $24 million increase.

"I didn't want the campaign to explode and for it to be my fault," she said.

To make stocks correctly priced, "either earnings have to explode heavenward for 10 years or else stock prices have to come in a lot," said Scott Frew, who runs Rockingham Capital Partners, a small hedge fund.

And yet gaming is poised to explode, ripe for revolution.