Sentence examples for a huge blur from inspiring English sources

I like tattoos that mean something to people, rather than just a random picture or symbol, and I've been a huge Blur fan since I was eight.

"Honestly, those two years are a huge blur".

Because of them, my first year back is a huge blur.

From the looks of the ET clip, Herndon is mostly tight-lipped about the alleged incident, noting he was on drugs at the time and that the specifics were "really a huge blur". Herndon now joins singer Chely Wright, who came out in 2010, and Steve Grand ("All-American Boy") on country music's roster of out performers.

Jeff Smith, head of music at Radio 2 and 6 Music, said: "This year marks a huge milestone for Blur as a band.

For instance, in a piece called "May Twilight" Mr. Alcock writes, "In a patch of creosote bush between the two peaks of Usery Mountain an orange bee hovers, a huge bee whose wings blur in flight as the insect drifts up, then to one side, loops out, then back". He has no point to make about this huge orange bee; it is simply there, a mantra for desert meditators.

For example, Blur, a huge band in the UK, played their first show at Madison Square Garden.

But no one was prepared for the emergence, in 1991, in New York, of a drawing of a hollow-eyed, wingless angel, a sure but dissipated cousin to these other figures, sporting both the suggestion of a woman's breasts and a huge erection, just slightly blurred where attempts to erase it had failed.

We'll have to wait and see what comes of the proposed lawsuits, but in the meantime both cases illustrate a huge problem with the blurring of the line between old and new media.

Blur is a huge problem in those situations.

The sheer force and speed of him, a huge man moving at a blurring lick, almost sent their mobile phones into ecstatic meltdown.