Explosions [noun]

Once more these huge explosions unloading their cargoes of midnight on to the evening gloom.

Several explosions took place in consequence, in one of which twenty-three men were killed.

Off to the left had sounded a series of sharp explosions, as a fusillade of rifle shots.

There came a staccato series of minor explosions—defiant gesture, thought Beardsley!

Over our heads the great blasting explosions went on, and I saw but three of the circling disks left to the defense of the city.

No hot shot were used, but the explosions set fire to a block of buildings, which added terrible grandeur to the scene.

After a detailed discussion by Hartson Brant of the properties and limitations of nuclear explosions, the conference agreed.

On June 6, a fresh assault began, preceded by the usual bombardment, and further assisted by mine explosions.

General Hardee knew that the explosions of the magazines would send a storm of fire upon the city.

She could right well preside over such a battle of the Cloud-Titans, and conduct the lightnings softly, without explosions.