Sentence examples for with a bombshell from inspiring English sources
And now Warner Brothers has surprised me with a bombshell that could cost me my business.
In 1990, the economist Amartya Sen published an essay in The New York Review of Books with a bombshell title: "More Than 100 Million Women Are Missing".
However, he followed that declaration with a bombshell of his own - that the fans never understood the severity of his ailment.
That boss retaliated with a bombshell: senior figures in the PT, he claimed, were paying a monthly stipend to dozens of members of Congress from allied parties in return for their votes.
"It kind of hit everybody with a bombshell, including a lot of security people," said Rex Davis, director of operations at the Identity Theft Resource Center in San Diego, which is working on its first fact sheet about the risk.
"Other Desert Cities" — which chronicles what happens when Ms. Marvel's character, a writer, returns to the family homestead for Christmas with a bombshell in the form of a manuscript — is in some ways tamer and more conventional than those earlier works.
The Queen rules by looks: female power, for her, is bound up with being a bombshell.
Influential research by U.S. economists Carmen Reinhart and Ken Rogoff, touted by policymakers pushing government austerity in the United States and Europe, is riddled with errors, a bombshell new academic study claims.
The session with Allen contained a bombshell.
And the need to project American credibility and toughness grew: on August 9th, India signed its friendship treaty with the Soviet Union — a "bombshell," in Kissinger's panicked appraisal, that could spoil "everything we have done with China".
Facebook terminated its contract with Definers Public Affairs following a bombshell New York Times investigation that detailed how Facebook hired the Republican opposition researcher to counter criticism of its role in spreading Russian misinformation and exposing its users to the political-ad-targeting firm Cambridge Analytica.
