His fastball seemed to explode off the top of his 6-foot-6 frame, mixed with a changeup that died off his fingertips.
The sound of the gun not only causes the competitors to explode off the line, but the crowd to erupt in sound as well.
To explode off the blocks, runners thrust their arms forward, square their shoulders and keep their hips upright.
Casting, photography, wardrobe… never mind bloody Downton, this is the synergy within ITV Drama that perfectly demonstrates how writerly ideas can simply spin and explode off the page and exponentially continue to delight.
The whole crew was waiting for Guy's head to explode off of his body.
His enthusiasm explodes off the page.
"Now these strokes explode off the canvas," she said happily, pointing to Kline's signature black slashes.
"Biggering" might also describe what Marco does in "Mulberry," as his imagination swells and explodes off the page, threatening to disrupt the orderly, patriarchal world.
There have been over 200 in the [American] desert, closer to Las Vegas than where our nuke exploded off the coast.
