Sentence examples for a total blowout from inspiring English sources
James Starks (GB) vs. Tampa Bay - O.K., even in a total blowout, the Packers aren't going to run the ball much.
'Swing state' is a good term to describe a state that appears to be "up in the air" (i.e. could go one way or another… assuming it's not a total blowout).
Or you can have a total blowout.
The crew members, though expert in responding to the usual range of well problems, were unprepared for a major blowout followed by explosions, fires and a total loss of power.
It included a total pre-tax charge of $40.9 billion related to the blowout.
In his two seasons, he has taken a total of 77 snaps, 24 of them coming in a blowout of Central Florida last year, and has attempted just 12 passes, completing 5 for 59 yards without a touchdown or an interception.
Officials added that the L.E.D.'s were also less prone to damage from temperature change or blowouts than light bulbs, and were supposed to last 100 times longer -- a total of 100,000 hours.
So far, a total of nine oil spill investigations have been launched by the president, BP, Congress, and various federal agencies; according to NAE, this one will look into practices and technologies, including the ill-fated "blowout preventer," that might have lead to the explosion, with an eye toward preventing future blowouts.
To celebrate on our last night, we went for the total tourist blowout at the 11th-floor Eiffel Tower restaurant, at a window table that, while hardly overlooking Paris, did have a dramatic view of the signature Bellagio fountains (they spurted at the finale of the 2001 "Ocean's 11").
The last game Canty must sit out is next Sunday's trip to San Francisco, where the Giants will face a juggernaut that features running back Frank Gore, quarterback Alex Smith and a unit that amassed more than 600 yards of total offense in a 45-3 blofout of Buffalo on Sunday.
