Editorial Witnesses said it sounded like a bomb going off.
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And so it landed, accompanied by pyrotechnics, like a bomb.
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It looked like a bomb had hit it during warfare.
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It was like a bomb had dropped on the city.
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Greece lies like a bomb in the European Union's foundations.
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It looks, quite literally, like a bomb has gone off.
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"It was like a bomb waiting to go off," Kovats said.
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The first antidepressant I tried hit my stomach like a bomb.
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You can hurl a blast of temporal energy like a bomb.
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"It's like a bomb that just keeps going off," she said.
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"It felt like a bomb went off," she recalled to Sports Illustrated.
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The pregnancy test's positive result fell like a bomb on M's life.
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"Whoa, it looks like a bomb went off here," the pilot says.
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"It was like a bomb went off when we heard," he recalled.
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The rash of investigations detonated like a bomb in Peru's political elite.
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"It was like a bomb had gone off in New York," he said.
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"It literally looks like a bomb exploded in the bus," Mr. Smith said.
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I could also blow it up like a bomb, if I'm feeling nasty.
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It's like a bomb that's going to go off in the general election.
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"This was like a bomb that went off in Panama City," she said.
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The Gennifer Flowers story landed like a bomb weeks before the New Hampshire primary.
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About 15 minutes later, they heard what sounded like a bomb, he told CNN.
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"All I remember just hearing is 'kaboom' and it sounded like a bomb," he recalled.
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Planted in this dancing novel, that phrase goes off like a bomb in a ballroom.
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When I sound like a bomb in a liquor store, the tryborg hurries on, nonelectronic.
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"It's like a bomb had been dropped out here," a county official in Georgia said.
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Arriving in the midst of a federal election campaign, the fax exploded like a bomb.
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Turns out it wasn't a bomb, just a training device that looked just like a bomb.
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Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes's call to break up the company hit like a bomb Thursday.
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" Mr. Karolyi said, "The whole thing is just like an explosion, like a bomb exploding, boom!
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It was like a bomb had gone off and my whole world had been blown apart.
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But people were careful with me, stepping around me like a bomb that might go off.
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"(It) sounded like a bomb, like multiple bombs in one," Giovanni Hernandez told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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It "sounded like a bomb, like multiple bombs in one," Giovanni Hernandez told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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Even today, "The Communist Manifesto" is like a bomb about to go off in your hands.
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Reuters witnesses said the Palestinian held a knife and wore what looked like a bomb belt.
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And then it hit me, like a bomb: it's kind of the perfect encapsulation of Winona.
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But what made a talent like Poot Lorlek tick-tick-tick like a bomb in the ring?
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The only way I can describe it is that it was like a bomb had gone off.
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Of course, the thing looks like a bomb at present, so it's not quite ready for deployment.
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DES MOINES — Days before Iowa Democrats went to their precinct caucuses, the news dropped like a bomb.
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And then it hits like a bomb, and we are all like: Well, good goddamn and fuck.
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"It looks like a bomb went off," said Ms. Coats, an accounts assistant at a retirement home.
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"It's like a bomb had been dropped out here at ground level," Mr. Lane said by phone.
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A soror wields her poise like a spear; she can make sisterhood feel like a bomb threat.
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PAKSONG, Laos — Petchinda Chantamart first heard what sounded like a bomb going off a few miles away.
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A hole in this ceiling is hardly remarkable: the whole car looks like a bomb went off inside.
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Mile after mile, tree after tree, the route to Mexico Beach looked like a bomb had gone off.
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"When a raid of this scale happens in a community," she said, "it's like a bomb goes off."
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"When the crane hit the ground, I heard a loud bang, it sounded like a bomb," he said.
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It's like a bomb hit their house and threw everything away for miles even down to the ocean.
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Loewen said the crash sounded like "a bomb or an earthquake or something" and he rushed toward the victim.
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That's too slow a build for subject matter that should be presented like a bomb with a longish fuse.
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"It literally looks like a bomb exploded in the bus, and it's catastrophic damage," police spokesman T.J. Smith said.
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"It looks like a bomb went off," CNN's Bill Weir said as he surveyed the destruction on the island.
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" Rahal went on to say dragsters, with all their nitro power, are like "a bomb waiting to go off.
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The finale, "Nobody is Ever Missing," lands like a bomb, fundamentally shifting the dynamics of the show thus far.
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All these features allow the oven to recognize food, like a bomb detector detects explosives, or a human detects food.
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When leaked Democratic National Committee emails dropped during the 22018 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, they hit like a bomb.
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Dicamba's effects are like a bomb: You see a blast radius of damage surrounding the point where it was sprayed.
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News reports said the scene looked like a bomb had gone off, or an earthquake had ripped through the town.
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The fast-moving storm hit like a "bomb" in Panama City, according to one storm chaser, and it's not over.
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But if the drone carries a payload like a bomb or chemical weapon, it could still fall on its target.
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"It's like a bomb on the doorstep of the house," said Francisco Sánchez, a fisherman and cousin of Esteban Sánchez.
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"It sounded like a bomb went off," said Kailash Adhikari, a driver for a fuel company working at the airport.
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Although, he hastily added, the bottle works (and looks) like a bomb only when Colin Firth is using it onscreen.
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"Look at the area, it looks like a bomb dropped," he shouted through the window of his unfinished second floor.
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"Look at the area, it looks like a bomb dropped," he shouted through the window of his unfinished second floor.
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The dim yellow lighting and stained cement walls at the Zyme Shack make it feel like a bomb shelter for yuppies.
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And when it was released into the wild, it was like a bomb dropped onto a modest scene of console hackers.
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Some areas look 'like a bomb hit' All that's left of some neighborhoods are piles of ash, concrete and charred cars.
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The other person was a man with a baby strapped like a bomb to his chest in an impressive-looking harness.
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Electrician Matt Van Dyke was taking his dogs out when he heard what sounded like a bomb going off late Thursday afternoon.
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Garcia also hones in on The Social Network's singular obsession with the threat of Google Plus, which ... hit Facebook like a bomb.
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Witnesses told news channels that the collapse sounded like a bomb, shaking the surrounding buildings and engulfing pedestrians, rickshaws, cars and buses.
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"If you put them in the middle of the suitcase they can look like a bomb because they're closed circuit," he said.
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Gizmodo's report that Facebook's "trending" box was curated by a liberal-leaning staff that suppressed stories from conservative outlets hit like a bomb.
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It looks like a bomb went off there, leaving behind streets and cul-de-sacs, an occasional chimney, and every single backyard barbecue.
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" Kentucky Education Association President Stephanie Winkler said the lawmakers' sudden reform to teachers' pensions was like a "bomb that exploded on public service.
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It was oblong, matte black, and a little more than a foot long; from what he could gather, it looked like a bomb.
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New Orleans's unusually silent, lonely streets felt a lot like Ash Wednesday, the day after every Mardi Gras: like a bomb went off.
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"It was like a bomb exploded," Ruby, now 21, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an empty church in Tagaytay city in the Philippines.
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A package made to look like a bomb was also found at the site, which was not occupied at the time, according to King5.
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One farmer told me its effects were like a bomb: You see a blast radius of damage surrounding the point where it was sprayed.
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I am always extremely organized when I am flying to my destination, but on the way back… my suitcase looks like a bomb went off.
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When Gizmodo published its story about political bias on the Trending Topics team in May, the article went off like a bomb in Menlo Park.
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A friend of mine who witnessed an earlier engine test of the Falcon Heavy told me it sounded and felt like a bomb going off.
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"I knew that David was a fan of Glenn's first few albums, which were like a bomb blast across the musical world," Mr. Oursler recalled.
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Now back on an island that looks like a bomb has hit, these old soldiers will face another battle, this time on the home front.
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"Base camp looks like a bomb went off," added Dan Richards of Global Rescue, a US-based emergency assistance group assisting in the retrieval effort.
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson told INSIDER that the dragon fire basically works like a bomb, injecting heat into buildings and blowing them up from the inside.
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"You'll go far for a woman," her boss purrs, and she wants that, like a soldier wants to shoot, like a bomb wants to drop.
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They said in a statement Friday that officers determined "the object, which really did look very like a bomb" was actually a nearly 16-inch zucchini.
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Wes Scantlin scared the crap out of his neighbors by pulling a Wile E. Coyote plot that made his car look like a bomb ... TMZ has learned.
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Apparently, X Clan's To the East, Blackwards hit Marshall's Detroit high school like a bomb, and he was worried that he'd go the way of 3rd Bass.
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"That went off like a bomb this morning," said Mr. Begala, noting that his phone was "blowing up with texts" about the putative front-runner's money struggles.
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Bahamas Stunned as Hurricane Recedes: 'It's Like a Bomb Went Off': Dorian stripped the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama of the resources needed to meet basic needs.
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"It's like a bomb had been dropped out here at ground level," said a local official in Adel, Ga., after surveying a trailer park where seven people died.
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson, the astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium, told INSIDER that the science behind it is pretty straightforward: The dragon flames work like a bomb.
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Sounded like a bomb, office worker says A witness described a scene like a war zone, with first responders scrambling to ferry injured people to safety after the blast.
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The once-bustling downtown is so scarred by closures, demolitions and fires that it looks, according to the city's mayor, 'like a bomb was dropped in the middle of it.
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The startup's proprietary, millimeter wave imaging sensor enables the system to detect "anomalies" on a person, like a bomb or firearms that they may be trying to carry into a venue.
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When you play on the hardest difficulty, and a single mistake can mean instant failure to get its equivalent of an S-Rank, you also feel like a bomb disposal specialist.
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As you were driving, and you're driving further, you have landslides, and then you're driving through El Yunque [National Forest, in northeastern Puerto Rico] and it looks like a bomb fell.
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But the bomb site still looked like a bomb site: bits of headlight housings, things that looked like spark plugs, curled pieces of rubber that I assumed had once been tires.
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"And then it felt like a bomb went off through the front of the house," Ms. Mehl told the newspaper, adding that pieces of the plane came rocketing through her home.
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Opened in 1962, the post office was designed by Wilson, Morris, Crain & Anderson, who subsequently got the major 173 Astrodome project, and it incorporated Cold War–era touches like a bomb shelter.
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Witness: 'Ground shook like a bomb was going off' Video from a business near the crash showed the final moments of the hulking plane, a version normally outfitted to do weather reconnaissance.
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While the administration decided against helping, the news, given the U.S.'s long, complicated legacy of interfering in Latin American politics, is "going to land like a bomb" there, one expert said.
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Attorney General William Barr's four-page summary of the nearly two-year investigation dropped like a bomb on Congressional Democrats Sunday just as they were preparing witness lists for their own investigations.
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Ronan Farrow's "Catch and Kill" landed like a bomb on the media and entertainment world Tuesday, with fresh allegations about NBC, Matt Lauer, the National Enquirer, and disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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"It was like a bomb exploded ... I had been totally fooled," Ruby, now 21, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at the back of an empty church in Tagaytay city in the Philippines.
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That information cascade actually almost always looks something more like a bomb fuse, where it's shared once, once, once and then it hits Ashton Kutcher and it hits a million people at once.
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"This is going to land like a bomb" in the region, said Mari Carmen Aponte, who served as the top diplomat overseeing Latin American affairs in the final months of the Obama administration.
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WATCH THIS: 5 People Killed After Plane Crashes Into California Home: 'It Felt Like a Bomb,' Says Neighbor "Nobody announced it or anything like that so we figured out something was wrong," Nikaj said.
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It was like a bomb inside the kingdom's religious establishment, threatening the social order that granted prominence to the sheikhs and made them the arbiters of right and wrong in all aspects of life.
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These two shootings come a week after actor and activist Jesse Williams gave a galvanic speech at the Black Entertainment Television awards program about white supremacy and institutional racism detonated in American culture like a bomb.
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The testimony of Marcelo Odebrecht, in jail since last year for his involvement in a colossal corruption scheme at state-run oil company Petrobras, would fall like a bomb on the political establishment in the capital Brasilia.
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Stashing a box inside the walls of your childhood home is a little creepy, and sealing your treasured trinkets in something that looks like a bomb could prompt a citywide evacuation and get all your stuff blown up.
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Another 17-year-old told CNN affiliate KNXV in 2016 that "it was like [a] bomb going off" before her clothes caught on fire and an e-cigarette explosion left her with burns across her chest, arms and hands.
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Since "Gamergate" was never really an organized movement, none of the people mentioned in the report are "members" of it, and some incidents predate the controversy, like a bomb threat against Anita Sarkeesian at the 2014 Game Developers Conference.
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"Canyon said there was a bang like a bomb, then an explosion of an orange substance that covered him and Casey, who was writhing in pain on the ground before he died right in front of Canyon," she said.
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It was into this vexed and contentious atmosphere that the news dropped like a bomb on Wednesday: Culture critic Katie Roiphe was writing about the list for Harper's Magazine, and she might be planning to name the list's originator.
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But when the East Baton Rouge Parish school board rejected the energy giant's rather routine request last month, the "no" vote went off like a bomb in a state where obeisance to the oil, gas and chemical industries is the norm.
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The enemy is even deploying biological weapons to spread psychological terror: The Zika virus, loaded like a bomb into a growing army of mosquitoes, has shrunk the heads of newborn babies across an entire continent; panicked health ministers in seven countries are now urging women not to get pregnant.
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The Kavanaugh allegations dropped like a bomb on Sunday after Christine Blasey Ford, a college professor, came forward publicly for the first time, accusing the Supreme Court nominee of assaulting her at a party in the 1980s when both were high school students, though Kavanaugh has strongly denied it.
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Over the years, she has repeatedly embedded herself, like a war reporter, inside meat factories and brought out horrifying front-line images, some imagined from a dying animal's perspective, as in her 2017 book of woodcuts called "The Animals' Vegan Manifesto," which is pocket-size but ticks like a bomb.
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Perhaps that's why the big revelation drops like a bomb about two-thirds of the way into the film: In an interview, Houston's brother Gary Garland alleges that he and his sister were molested by their mother's cousin, singer Dee Dee Warwick, sister of legendary performer Dionne Warwick, when they were children.
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But when officers arrived at the scene, they determined it was simply a "giant glittery Christmas bauble"Aside from the fact that the ornament does look like a bomb (especially if someone didn't get a close enough look at the cap and hook)—it's understandable that whoever reported possible explosive device would be especially vigilant.
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It has been nearly 50 years since Richard Roundtree first donned the street-sweeping leather coat and camel turtleneck of John Shaft, the black private detective whose extraordinary self-possession and unbowed swagger — transferable from the office, to the street, to the bedroom — landed in theaters like a bomb in 1971, changing the relationship between black America and Hollywood forever.
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On a day when the revelations of Weinstein's shocking behavior felt like a bomb that kept on exploding (not only are there rape allegations, but Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow have also said that they had been harassed), we've found something on which we can all agree: That as much as there's general consensus that Harvey Weinstein's actions are absolutely appalling and abhorrent, we can't ignore the fact that it would have taken dozens — hell, maybe even hundreds — of people to pull off such a disgusting operation for at least two decades.
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Luis Duprey, a business associate of Mr. Leboyer in Puerto Rico, cruised to his friend's rescue on Friday on a borrowed 33-foot motorboat called the All In. Mr. Duprey, 40, said he cried when he saw what was left of the island: "It looks like a bomb went off," Along with Mr. Leboyer's family, Mr. Duprey carried nine other stranded Tortolans to safety in Puerto Rico on the All In. Some who are not American citizens, including Mr. Leboyer, who is French, are being allowed to stay in the American territory for 30 days by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for humanitarian reasons.
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