Sentence examples for blast lit from inspiring English sources
When the world's first nuclear blast lit up the New Mexico desert before dawn on July 16 , 1945 Dr. Agnew was already far away, preparing for the bombing of Hiroshima.
Cooper was describing the situation in Gaza to Don Lemon when a bomb blast lit up the screen.
It is the fear of not being taken seriously that surely undergirds the urge to blast chick lit.
Packed multitudes stood there in the dark letting the gigantic and glorious and well-lit painting blast them.
The show could be a tacky mess, like the TV equivalent of blasting an airhorn every time something seems "lit".
Times may change but the American Flag remains undaunted, ready to solicit a tear of joy, surge of pride, or a blast of an anthem at her spot-lit presence.
One night on my motorcycle I blast past him going about 60 and flick a lit cigarette at his windshield.
He enters the circle, "and a huge roar of smoke-hazed, lime-lit laughter, coming out of the door like blast from a bomb, hit him in the face.
