| The former House majority leader's carefully constructed and fiercely defended redoubt of power seems about to go kablooey. |
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| The economy eventually goes kablooey due to persistent and increasing deficits. |
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| Here in San Francisco, you see huge container ships gliding through the Golden Gate every day and you wonder if that's the one that's going to go kablooey under the Bridge. |
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| Superman could conceivably have figured out just when Krypton went kablooey but how could he have known how many days or weeks before that date he was born? |
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| Like that draft, Burnett's elbow has officially gone kablooey. |
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| Then things at work started to go kablooey and I got to choose whether or not to put in double-overtime for a company that doesn't deem me worthy of benefits. |
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| I can't recall another thriller that has maintained this kind of velocity without going kablooey and losing its train of thought. |
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| What plays best of all, of course, is a spaceship going kablooey all over the screen. |
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| When Trash Talk, from Sacramento, Calif., starts a song at a show, it sounds like a jar opening and releasing the vacuum seal: the snap, the coordination, makes audiences go kablooey. |
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