Sentence examples for was starting to explode from inspiring English sources

"Everything was starting to explode," he said.

The crackdown came just as the market for subprime loans was starting to explode.

Back in 1994, just as "Friends" was starting to explode, Ms. Aniston could go out with any of her five "Friends" co-stars and be treated like a friend of a Friend.

But even before those revelations, it was starting to explode.

Emerging from the military just as rock 'n' roll was starting to explode, Bland began to hit his stride, establishing his name at Duke Records in 1957 with "Farther Up the Road," which went to No. 1 on Billboard's R&B chart and reached No. 43 on the overall pop listing.

"This is the moment everything is starting to explode and break out".

The cans, some of which were stored under the bed, were starting to explode.

Two new applications are starting to explode on the market as the next "killer apps".

"Health data, the key ingredient to useful analysis and diagnosis, is starting to explode exponentially — and CellScope is on the cutting edge," Khosla said today via Rock Health.

And data, the key ingredient to useful analysis, and diagnosis, is starting to explode exponentially be it genetic data, proteomic data or physical data about my steps, my exercises, my stress levels or my normal heart and respiration rates.

The idea of freestyle bullfighting itself isn't new, but the approach that's starting to explode into the mainstream is.