Sentence examples for well explode from inspiring English sources
You might as well explode with your smartphone.
If Mr Saleh does not go, Yemen may well explode into all-out civil war.
But dropping the Kashmiri cause is asking him to bite a second bullet, and that bullet could well explode in his face".
"If they provoke him any further he may well explode," said an aide.It was in this highly charged atmosphere that EU foreign ministers this week began two days of informal talks.
The things that go with that, which we understand pretty well, explode.
Sure, it's a knock-off made in China — and sure, it may very well explode into a fiery ball of death mere inches from your face.
He carries the weight he has well, exploding off the line and moving laterally with ease.
The emergence of "Maometto Secondo" and operas like it has pretty well exploded that misconception.
Once mastered, poetry's formalist rigors gave Ms. Rich something to rebel against, and by her third collection, "Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law," published by Harper & Row, she had pretty well exploded them.
BP was forced to set up a $20bn£12.3bnbn) compensation fund and sell off $30bn worth of assets and its share price remains almost 40% lower now than it was when the Macondo well exploded last April.
The well exploded, spewing a mixture of gas and toxic chemicals 100 feet in the air and creating a poisonous plume that spread over several square miles, state media said.
