English
| Example in English |
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| A squib down the middle. |
| All right, Roger. Perhaps it may sound corny, but my biggest sports thrill of 1961 was seeing Roger Maris hit a weak squib to Hoyt Wilhelm. |
| Did you not mean, "damp squib"? |
| Ever since I sold my first squib for $5 I've been fighting to get to the top. |
| Everyone has this amazing, expressive first album, where they put everything into it, and the second album's a bit of a damp squib. |
| A squib down the middle. |
| All right, Roger. Perhaps it may sound corny, but my biggest sports thrill of 1961 was seeing Roger Maris hit a weak squib to Hoyt Wilhelm. |
| Did you not mean, "damp squib"? |
| Ever since I sold my first squib for $5 I've been fighting to get to the top. |
| Everyone has this amazing, expressive first album, where they put everything into it, and the second album's a bit of a damp squib. |
| Brandon Lee got shot with squibs. - Idiots. |
| SRM pressure sensor squibs |
| 5) Mid-collapse squibs (shooting sections ahead of collapse) 6) Final time-delayed roll (exo-skeleton and pulverization) |
| And there are the squibs. |
| Called "squibs" in demolition language, these are actual explosives – charges firing visibly through the exterior as gravity pulls the building down |
| Brandon Lee got shot with squibs. - Idiots. |
| SRM pressure sensor squibs |
| 5) Mid-collapse squibs (shooting sections ahead of collapse) 6) Final time-delayed roll (exo-skeleton and pulverization) |
| And there are the squibs. |
| Called "squibs" in demolition language, these are actual explosives – charges firing visibly through the exterior as gravity pulls the building down |