My gaze flickers to Uncle Paolo uneasily, wondering if he'll explode again.

He would calm down for a time, then explode again.

Or perhaps reality's about to explode again.

So these good Dutch live peacefully aloft in their volcano, which it is to be hoped will not explode again.

The real fear is that the mine is a powder keg of gases, which could explode again at any time.

The government's biggest fear is that the size and violence of the protests will explode again as the World Cup kicks off.

The international community's indecision about Kosovo's future is applying brakes to its development, and the majority Albanian population's frustration may soon explode again.

The doctor had given him a pill to help him sleep without the dreams, where he saw his father's house explode again and again.

The ringmaster's whip had exploded again and the gray began to gallop.

Then Grey exploded again, and the purist looked from one to the other.

The Judge exploded again, and I heard the other headlight shatter.

As bullets exploded again, Judd exchanged a look with Tucker.

On the small, jittering screen, the destroyer exploded again.

His wrath exploded again over the iniquitous Fendihook.

And then she exploded again into disconcerting laughter, and the fit lasted longer than the first one.

The sky had faded almost to black but now it exploded again in a score of places.