bombshell

Any of the above could become a domestic political bombshell.

I'm going to spring it at them like a bombshell.

Now seemed a good time to drop a second bombshell.

So far not one of his bombshell items had been wrong.

He had no idea who could have sent such a bombshell to him.

It was as if a bombshell had been dropped among them.

I know this letter is going to come as a bombshell to you.

But a bombshell in somebody else's bed was no fun at all.

Oh, what kind of bombshell is about to burst now?

On just the second day of the trial he dropped a bombshell.

She was wounded by a bombshell during the first year of the war.

Probably no shooter is better known than this brown bombshell.

All that could change the case was an unexpected bombshell.

Which made it all the more shocking when the bombshell hit.

That bombshell certainly had an effect, but not entirely the one he expected.

"That was a bit of a bombshell for the governor," he said.

That was, until January, when he released his bombshell paper.

To act as if it were just part of the conversation, and not a complete bombshell.

It was the second bombshell he had laid on them, and in a way the greater.

He said that the "discovery hit me like a bombshell".

But just when it seemed things were turning around, the company would drop another bombshell.

Those are just a few of the quiet bombshells that have dropped.

The prosecutor, they say, knew or should have known about this potential bombshell at the heart of his case.

The offer had been a bombshell dropped onto their council table.

For some reason this statement was apparently expected to be a bombshell.