Sentence examples for Time to blast from inspiring English sources
That's the opportune time to blast them with pesticide.
It is probably a terrible time to blast them with an offer for power tools.
"It's time to blast away the barriers that women confront on a daily basis.
When it's time to blast your music through something louder than those little white earbuds, connecting your iPod to your home entertainment system with a stereo cable is the most common approach.
Labour was rather coy on the issue yesterday, presumably preferring to wait until a more opportune time to blast it out of the business pages and into the political editors' sightlines.
Washington 0-24 Eagles Shameless scene-stealing from LeSean McCoy, who spent most of the second quarter in the locker room, and remained on the sideline early in the third, but came into the game just in time to blast the ball across the line for a one-yard scoring run.
SocialFlow uses data analysis to enable brands to do this and allows companies to send SocialFlow their Tweets so that they can determine when is the best time for them to blast out their message, for example.
What we do know is that the livestream will be up all weekend, so there's plenty of time for you to blast it at your Jonas snow party.
The time of transition to blast crisis has been described to be reduced with increased levels of BCR-ABL in human CML cells (Melo and Barnes, 2007; Modi et al, 2007).
And from time to time they use it to blast recordings of protests into the compound beyond the gate.
Wayne Routledge doubled Swansea's lead moments after half-time, following up to blast home the rebound when Danny Graham's shot came off the post.
