Sentence examples for become a blast from inspiring English sources

To the seemingly rhetorical question: "When does a delicious frisson of dystopian fear become a blast of blood-freezing terror?" the literal answer may be:  "On 31 January 2016, mate".

Now the whiff has become a blast, and Samantha's efforts to signal her appeal, which might have seemed languorous on the small screen, are blown up here into an embarrassing semaphore: thudding closeups of her slurping through a cocktail straw or swallowing a mouthful of guacamole.

Correction to this articleWHEN Sierra Leone's decade-long civil war ended in 2002, the remote areas where that diamond-fuelled conflict originated had become a blasted wasteland of ruined villages and people sheltering under tarpaulins.

According to long-time resident Pat Johnson, it goes like this: As the roar of a jetliner departing from nearby O'Hare International Airport becomes a blasting shriek, the residents of this small town stop talking and wait.

But the second half becomes a complete blast as Maliphant unleashes a dazzle of deft, jiving partnerwork, arcing limbs and skittering turns that unites the two women in a bold, teasing and very female complicity.

The term blastability is used to indicate the susceptibility of the rock mass to blasting and its characterization has become a pressing task for blasting operations.

The blasted landscape of the country has become a metaphor for the blasted hopes of its residents.

Religion has become a stern ideal that blasts away the illusions of earthly pursuits and allows only a submissive and humble struggle for redemption after a personal fall that's either a melodramatic or a ridiculous imitation of the Fall.

Homology search for amino acid sequences, such as BLAST, has become a basic tool for assigning functions of genes/proteins when genomic sequences are decoded.

"The car bombs and blasts have become a daily thing in Damascus and its suburbs," said a 50-year-old resident of the neighborhood nearby.

There is no doubt that bomb blasts had become a routine at major cities of the country at that time, but had the state machinery collapsed?