Sentence examples for being blasted from a from inspiring English sources

At a dawn afterparty which saw a specially written tune called the Bradford Spring Rap being blasted from a car stereo in the city's streets, Galloway said Karmani had "taken the head off the rotten fish that is the Bradford city council".

You should stop completely when you are just behind the first few racers that are seconds away from being blasted from a Blue Shell, when near a dropped Bob-omb, or when about to crash into a wall or obstacle.

Whether it's being blasted from an arena's speakers, covered by the likes of The Hanson Brothers and Corb Lund, or sung by the Canadian country legend himself, "The Hockey Song" is the best song you can name about the good old hockey game.

With its snaky bass line and splashy aural tricks, Missy Elliot's new single, "Work It," was made to be blasted from a Jeep.

The falls was blasted from a mountainside in 1933 by the Army Corps of Engineers as the solution to a unique irrigation problem; precisely what the problem was has long since been totally forgotten, making Reversible Falls a double wonder.

When you pick up one of these phones or dial the Telemegaphone's phone number (which will be published on August 2nd), the apparatus shown above starts blinking and your voice is blasted from a high mountaintop overlooking the city.

The sound system was blasting from a street corner, two blocks from the church where Freddie Gray's funeral had taken place six hours earlier.

Farther down the road, traditional folk music is blasting from a van a departure from the ubiquitous turbo-folk.

Farther down the road, traditional folk music is blasting from a van – a departure from the ubiquitous turbo-folk.

At 18, she had an offer to attend college at St . Johns in Maryland, but two weeks before she was supposed to leave, her father called her into his study and told her, as "the orotund, indignant sound of Rush Limbaugh was blasting from a radio… and the drunken leprechaun sound of Bill O'seinly was blasting froMarylandlevision," that they couldn't afford it.

And live zydeco is blasting from an outdoor bandstand, scaring the horses and revving up the dancing bodies: Don't mess with my toot toot.