Sentences with phrase «literally exploded out»

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As the new citizens — now literally citizens, residents of cities — struggled to work out how to relate to the strangers by whom they were surrounded the demand for authoritative rules exploded.

Really, it should have been a breeze to figure out this seemingly foolproof idea, and yet my first trial pan of raw batter literally exploded all over the oven.

On the surface, they seemed great, but 1) they're not good for travel — they are super-fragile and definitely would spell disaster in the kids» lunches, and if too roughly handled in an adult's lunch would break as well; 2) they're not meant for reheating; and 3) I've actually had two of them shatter — literally explode in my hands — upon taking them out of the refrigerator.

The central jewel in King Tutankhamen's pectoral gear may have been literally out of this world — the result of an asteroid that exploded above the Sahara — according to Mark Boslough, a researcher at Sandia National Laboratories.

(It's equally disturbing to know that the MPAA has concluded, by giving this flick a PG - 13 rating, that people burning or exploding into clouds of blood and flesh is more suitable for children than one too many utterances of the work fuck, which is always enough to earn an otherwise innocuous movie an R.) And to indulge in an ending that is quite literally pulled out of the thinnest of air.

If you're the type of person who will literally explode into ash if you find out a major quad - core Android 4.0 tablet's rumored release has been pushed back by a rumored few weeks, PLEASE GOD STOP READING.