Word: burstingly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...citizen of these United States. He is, thereafter, a veteran." Legionnaires gave him a feeble hand. But when Stelle roared into the microphone: "The main difference between General Bradley and myself, apparently, is that the General thinks that the citizen should be considered first and then the veteran," they burst into the wildest applause of the session...
...mesons, except that they are formed in large numbers in the upper atmosphere. One theory: cosmic rays hit air atoms, knock high-speed protons out of their nuclei. These hit other atomic nuclei, somehow producing mesons. Mesons live only two-millionths of a second; then they disintegrate with a burst of energy. All, or nearly all, the matter in.the meson spontaneously turns into energy. If physicists could generate mesons on a large scale, their great problem might be solved...
...year's loudest political bombshell burst in the press like a pinwheel exploding in a chicken coop. Scrambling to get hold of the fast-breaking Henry Wallace story, U.S. newspapers galloped off in all directions. Readers were belabored with conflicting pro & con columns, editorials and news stories. They patted Wallace on the back for what he said, kicked him in the pants for saying it, and explored nearly every possible alternative reaction...
Seasoned Tactics. In Detroit, Ruth Flanagan charged her landlady with felonious assault, claimed that she had burst into the bathroom, sprayed her with red pepper, chased her into the street buff-bare...
Within a fortnight the ultra violets will burst into full bloom on records, on the air, in ads everywhere...