Sentences with phrase «real bombshell»
The phrase "real bombshell" refers to something surprising or shocking that has a significant impact or influence. It implies that the news or information revealed is a big deal and catches everyone off guard. Full definition
This is a real bombshell and it looks very bad on the club that the real situation with Welbeck was not revealed to fans until after the window was slammed shut.
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To begin with, nothing better than putting this year into perspective: After a first half in which we have almost exclusively dedicated ourselves to get some momentum for our 2018 productions, by the end of the year we are expected to have a good amount of real bombshells, covering all the available platforms and a wide range of genres.
That was the real bombshell announcement, and it is a shame that Blizzard didn't have more specifics to share.
However, the real bombshell was dropped on Mann's work by a couple of Canadian scientists named Stephen McIntyre and Ross McKitrick (M&M).
But the real bombshell from the conference was a casual line by Korbit CEO Tony Lyu.
But the real bombshell of the...