Sentence examples for blast action from inspiring English sources

The Lightning are in T20 Blast action at Old Trafford on Friday evening when they take on Birmingham Bears, before hosting Yorkshire Vikings next Friday.

Co-host of the party, Hawke proclaimed that the big blast action movie was polar opposite to the documentary he made about Seymour Bernstein, a poetic composer/ pianist/ educator, one of many highlights of the New York Film Festival opening this week.

Their blasting action was not as good as that of black powder, but they were much safer.

The principal advantages of these products were their high water resistance and greater blasting action power than the comparable dynamites.

The narrative alternates between passages of blasting action and lower-key character interaction: a convention of thriller plotting that, though a little cheesy, is certainly effective.

Vin Diesel - we are perhaps stretching the definition of 'actor' here - every so often gives up his perfectly successful career as a blasting action hero to do turkeys like The Pacifier.

Shortly after its invention, Nobel realized that guhr, an inert substance, not only contributed nothing to the power of the explosive but actually detracted from it because it absorbed heat that otherwise would have improved the blasting action.

The new concept was to employ the strongest formula possible, with a minimum of nitroglycerin and a maximum of ammonium nitrate, and to dilute it systematically with suitable low-density ingredients such as bagasse (the pulp remaining after extraction of sugar from the cane) so that one stick of the new product would give the same blasting action as one of the old.

3. Peter Mantius, "Drogoul given 37 months Judge in BNL case also blasts actions of U.S. prosecutors," The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, December 10 , 1993 Section A, p. 12. Robert Auerbach is Professor of Public Affairs at the Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin.

This paper is devoted to introduce a numerical method for predicting the integrative damage of steel tubular column subjected to blast load and the following fire action.

However, since the strength of steel is sensitive to temperature, the post-explosion fire action should be involved in the evaluation of structural damage in the blast events.