Sentence examples for will be exploded from inspiring English sources

The White House replied; nothing will be exploded.

BILL T. JONES Choreographer and founder of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company Because I think we will lose the battle with global warming, and because I think a nuclear device will be exploded somewhere on the planet, New York will be quite a different place.

The thesaurus terms will be exploded to capture narrower terms.

All subject headings will be exploded so that narrower terms are included.

Will there be exploding helicopters?", the last moments of the trailer confirm that yes, there WILL be exploding helicopters.

"I think I will be exploding on Friday if it goes well," smiled Grainger.

"I reckon in 12 to 15 months it will be exploding," he said, noting the five-star hotels and resorts coming up.

Like many wireless companies these days, Sprint PCS is eager to capitalize on what industry executives hope will be exploding demand for new types of data services and Internet access over cellular phones and other wireless devices.

That's a stunning transition in fortunes and between now and then each country will be exploding with growth in its own way and that growth isn't always easy for Western companies to exploit.

The idea that vague celebrity is a pan-televisual qualification surely needs to be exploded, or we'll end up with Arsène Wenger presenting Saturday Kitchen, and Peter Andre reading the news.

There will of course be exploding planets, a gargantuan space station and a showdown between cocky pilots and enemy vessels.