Sentence examples for blast hard from inspiring English sources

It's cold, a blizzard is blowing in from the White Mountains, and Bennie, his brother and a friend hope to "blast hard and fast and to kill indiscriminately".

And "amplify" is the word one of the centers of brewing change is musical, embodied by two allied but competing underground-radio d.j.s who blast hard-toned rock along with their political discussions.

And "amplify" is the word — one of the centers of brewing change is musical, embodied by two allied but competing underground-radio d.j.s who blast hard-toned rock along with their political discussions.

LCD totally disconnected, I meet the enemy: that blasted hard drive.

But first call my wife and tell her why you've made it so blasted hard to transfer old files to her new iMac.

Whether blasting hard-pounding techno in Hackney or meditating in an ashram in India, Perry records and samples her varied experiences to create immersive works that dwell between the physical and subconscious worlds.

In the bleat of horns and the blast of hard rhythms, a few holdouts from the bar area decide to join the dancing throng.

It is straightforward, texturally and harmonically: the piece begins as an assertive blast of hard rock, driven by David Cossin's drumming, the guitarist Mark Stewart's power chords and Robert Black's solid bass.

Bergen Point is where the Port Authority and the Army Corps of Engineers want to dredge and blast into hard, granite-like rock to deepen and widen the channels at this relative hairpin turn in the harbor for ships heading up Newark Bay.

Songs from "Tommy," which in the late 1960's reflected Mr. Townshend's elevated rock ambitions, were a down-and-dirty blast of hard rock, and all the better for it.

Backed by tenor saxophonist Wilton Felder and keyboardist Joe Sample, Henderson wrote one of the band's signature compositions in the zig-zagging "Young Rabbits," a propulsive blast of hard bop that justified the band's early comparisons to Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers.