How To Use Implode In A Sentence
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As the days and games tick by, perhaps they will implode under the pressure of expectation.
Times, Sunday Times
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But very early on Monday morning, windows began to implode.
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There's an earsplitting boom and Stephen Lang hits the deck hard as the windows implode.
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Luckily, the reactor was turned back on before the submarine imploded from the pressure of being beyond its maximum design depth.
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Yet Norwich's defensive frailties were exposed once again as they imploded under minimal pressure from the opposition.
Times, Sunday Times
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DYNAMITE: The term applies to TNT's bittersweet Men of a Certain Age, continuing its terrific second season, but not so much to the instantly tiresome new legal dramedy Franklin & Bash, which implodes in the belief that aggressive quirkiness, smarmy frat-boy sexual innuendo and a "suits are douches" philosophy will endear its Peter Pan protagonists to a wide audience.
Matt's TV Week in Review
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All had clashed with their civilian superiors, and their campaigns imploded for the same reasons that led to those clashes: assertions of intellectual superiority, moral certitude and the lack of a common touch.
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The panoramic window imploded, sending shards of glass flying in all directions.
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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You are subjected to the terror that will completely implode on your life.
Times, Sunday Times
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More recently he warned that without more funding for family courts, the system would implode.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fragile euro will implode, plunging the world into another catastrophic financial crash.
The Sun
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Yet only the most indifferent supporter could fail to be disappointed at how the season has imploded.
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But both, in their various ways, imploded.
Times, Sunday Times
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The plasma flying out from the ablation layer implodes the fuel, compressing its density about a thousand times and causing it to burn.
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The centre-left party has imploded since leading Greece into crisis with scores of its members defecting to other parties.
Times, Sunday Times
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The system would implode from the bon mots and snark.
My God, It's Full Of Tweets!
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The windows on both sides of the room had imploded.
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But both, in their various ways, imploded.
Times, Sunday Times
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The light bulb imploded.
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However, once they start to close down, they can be some of the most imploded, recalcitrant white wines out there during their period of hibernation, and will often only show a dusty, chalky soil component on both the nose and palate that often give the impression of corkiness.
Natural wines, premox, chenin blanc, 07 Port and Rhone – John Gilman | Dr Vino's wine blog
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Rubin, of course, has left Citigroup, but Parson's remains as chairman of the board, which should scare the daylights out of investors and regulators worried that Citigroup might once again implode.
Charles Gasparino: Citigroup: Too Big to Manage
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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ROB MARCIANO, CNN METEOROLOGIST (voice over): Electronics engineer Kate Remley watches buildings implode, conducts tests in abandoned mines and works in this odd-looking echoless chamber.
CNN Transcript Oct 11, 2008
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As sea trade dwindled to a trickle, so industry imploded.
HISTORY PLAY: The Lives and After-life of Christopher Marlowe
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If they can randomly shoot at cars and nothing happens to them, we have a security situation which is about to implode.
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Take heart, things are gonna be rough, in many ways over the next decade, the soft and spoiled days of cheap energy are over, decadence is about to implode.
Most Expensive Living Artist - Lucian Freud
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Unfortunately Mark had a strobe implode and only one picture was developed from this dive.
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And unless British, French and German politicians start to be honest, the EU will implode into fractious and competing nationalisms that have always lain under the surface of European rhetoric.
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Daikos.Net
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Kevin made a mad dash for the passageway as the room imploded.
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The window to my left bowed inwards, then imploded in a spray of bottle-green glass and the carriage jerked violently to the side under me, slamming me into the upholstered wall.
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And he has warned they only have to look at the way the French imploded in 2010 to see how the wheels can come off.
The Sun
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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At the same time, the country's fragile economy, based on unsustainable exploitation of natural resources, has imploded.
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In the deepening dark, over endless cups of Barry tea, and slices of brack (this detail compounds the sense of ritual), she confides the details of a life lived out in fear and cowed confinement, and of dreams imploded.
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I pray every day that one day they will "implode" -- (of course with the animals safely out in the fresh air and green meadows where they belong.)
The Week That Was
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When stars have exhausted their nuclear fuel resources they implode at the centre, and expel their outer layers into space.
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And without providing meaningful commentary, the pop-punk boom is doomed to implode due to its own vacuity.
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I agonize that my sanity will implode as the lines of reality blur while I try to find a footing in this new definition of my life.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery
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The bottle imploded
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Watching the repukelicans implode is the best entertainment I’ve seen in years.
Think Progress » Let’s Be Blunt: Congressional Leadership Is In Disarray
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For that to explode, or implode, is going to be devastating, she explained.
‘Fringe’ Star Anna Torv Says It’s Going To Get ‘Devastating’ » MTV Movies Blog
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After a few years, when all the richest mining claims had been staked, this small city imploded with equal suddenness, turning almost into a ghost town.
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Not until life and existence implode into oblivion, nothingness, will the fighting end.
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Inside you will see ideas explode, terms implode, and criticisms argued and debated.
Archive 2007-03-01
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Nuggest implode due to injury or personality. Losing Camby would make them mediocre.
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An outspoken government critic, he has written lacerating essays on the Internet, including predictions that the governing party will implode because of corruption and abuse of power.
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Yet Norwich's defensive frailties were exposed once again as they imploded under minimal pressure from the opposition.
Times, Sunday Times
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On the edges of the battlefield, damaged hulks of defeated ships listed slowly off to ignite in flashes of multicolored flame, or implode in showers of sparks.
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A revolt will soon follow once all these situations come to a head; this will surely cause us as Americans to implode from the inside and make us vulnerable to outside forces.
Obama's Afghanistan decision meets with mixed reaction
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The centre-left party has imploded since leading Greece into crisis with scores of its members defecting to other parties.
Times, Sunday Times
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The world financial system will not implode, thanks in part to vigorous government actions to shore up banks.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was a reason the party did not implode after his conference speech.
Times, Sunday Times
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Not until life and existence implode into oblivion, nothingness, will the fighting end.
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In such an explosion, the core of a massive star implodes, sending out shock waves that eject the star's outer layers.
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But the distortion is kept to a minimum as they reach for different tools to hit dizzying new heights, creating cacophonous peaks only to expertly let the moments implode into stark, hypnotic introspection.
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Naturally Earth repels the attackers and defeats them just before Mars implodes.
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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They come down to flat ground and just implode, or smash into a tree.
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Kevin made a mad dash for the passageway as the room imploded.
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The centre-left party has imploded since leading Greece into crisis with scores of its members defecting to other parties.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was a reason the party did not implode after his conference speech.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most nations learned their lesson during the 1930s when trade imploded and incomes plunged.
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More recently he warned that without more funding for family courts, the system would implode.
Times, Sunday Times
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HubLog
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As sea trade dwindled to a trickle, so industry imploded.
HISTORY PLAY: The Lives and After-life of Christopher Marlowe
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He could become smug and self-satisfied and implode.
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With his puppet master Karl Rove playing both ends against the middle, endlessly distracting the goyim from the reality of the world banking cartel’s control of world events, maybe Bush will implode like the World Trade Center buildings and WTC 7, and take Rove with him.
Think Progress » The attack on Patrick Fitzgerald begins.
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The world financial system will not implode, thanks in part to vigorous government actions to shore up banks.
Times, Sunday Times
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I feel like my world view will not sustain itself and I may implode.
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New questions go begging for new answers, become unappeasable in the face of old answers, and the system doesn't explode, it implodes.
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* @return string A pipe delimited version of the row function compress_row ($row) return gzcompress (implode ( '|', $row), 9);
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It imploded and came crumbling down all around the grounds in 37 seconds flat.
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You are about to implode from the weight of your own uselessness.
Think Progress » Fox News: Palin’s ‘Telepalmer’ Notes Were A Clever Plot To Call Attention To Obama’s Teleprompter
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There was no way to DVR the episodes while on the road, so I missed two episodes, and when I finally moved into the new house, I was so busy with unpacking and setting up that I had to DVR the rest of the season, andour weekly threads imploded.
June 2009 - SpouseBUZZ
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As the days and games tick by, perhaps they will implode under the pressure of expectation.
Times, Sunday Times
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You are subjected to the terror that will completely implode on your life.
Times, Sunday Times
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The centre-left party has imploded since leading Greece into crisis with scores of its members defecting to other parties.
Times, Sunday Times
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He could sense it the way a dog anticipates an eclipse, how it runs from room to room looking for the source of its unease, how it cowers as the sky clenches and implodes and darkness fills the room.
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I have heard other stories about weddings being ruined because the dress or cake firm or indeed the reception venue imploded on the eve of the happy event.
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Two years ago, the dot-com industry began to implode, along with their freebie offerings.
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As it is, all they can look forward to (unless the Conservtives implode, which is not going to happen) is decline.
EXCLUSIVE: LibDems Plan No Confidence Vote in Kennedy
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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Being a firm believer in the superstition that bad things always come in threes, I would like to start a pool to bet on what will be the third trusted cultural institution to implode in a dramatic and messy way.
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When your rock band implodes prematurely, cutting short a career that was still ascending after four full-lengths, don't you just have to believe in life after death, kind of?
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Lead actor Andreas Lust (also seen in "Revanche," another chilly Austrian drama in which the moral calculus tallies up a psychological cliffhanger) portrays a kind of instinctual animal — or ascetic sociopath, take your pick — whose disciplined urges exhilarate, then implode.
Spanning the Cinematic Globe From Midtown
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This 110-storey monument to everything proud and American imploded, collapsing in on itself in a rising mountain of dust.
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The controversy concerned the nature of black holes, those enigmatic objects created when a massive star runs out of fuel and implodes under its own immense weight.
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Now that my head doesn't feel like it is going to implode due to sinus pain, I've upgraded this site from the third beta to the Developer edition, with an unsupported free license.
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Hours after his confession of fear, those nerve-rattling bounces imploded Crandall's coal walls with enough force to split a multiton mining machine.
One Family’s Grief
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
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Nuggest implode due to injury or personality.
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The Chronicle claims that ‘other Secondary Schools in the country are beset with similar problems that are waiting to implode’.
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And he has warned they only have to look at the way the French imploded in 2010 to see how the wheels can come off.
The Sun
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Of course, most of us are dead anyway - killed by imploded livers, scorched lungs, caved-in septa, public relations salaries or academic sinecures.
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Lead actor Andreas Lust (also seen in "Revanche," another chilly Austrian drama in which the moral calculus tallies up a psychological cliffhanger) portrays a kind of instinctual animal — or ascetic sociopath, take your pick — whose disciplined urges exhilarate, then implode.
Spanning the Cinematic Globe From Midtown
