Sentence examples for blast of blue from inspiring English sources
One of Christenberry's favorite subjects, Sprott Church, is shown in the wintertime of 1971, the building a glaring white against red clay and skeletal pine trees, the sky a lurid blast of blue.
The wind is fierce and cold and the sky has the energy of a battlefield, with wraithlike snow showers, towering black clouds and blasts of blue sky and sunlight all competing and colliding.
This is color as an explosion of energy, color that could hurl you into the air if, by some magic power, color were given force: a comic-book blast of Superman blue and red.
He blasts a bowl of blue mussels in the cabin microwave, simply cooks them in their briny juice.
This music and audience were now where the money lay; the Woodstock musicians seemed to have tapped into an insatiable demand, whether for "progressive" rock and formal experiment, heavy metal and a bass-driven blast of high-volume blues, or singer-songwriters and sensitive self-exploration.
It comes off as a blast of – if not exactly blue-collar, then at least suburban – rage to suit the garage bands' customary origins.
Based on the number of goatees in the photographs, many were also diehard jazz fans; those who were there report that the audience took some time to warm up to the Stones' 50-minute blast of American rhythm and blues.
On the screen each blast of noise was accompanied by blue paint splattering onto a white surface, or white paint splattering onto a blue surface.
When Mike asked just what it was that made Tumblr stand out, Karp said that he thinks most of the big networks are really focused on bottom-of-the-funnel intent — that is to say, harvesting intent by hitting viewers with blasts of those little blue links that take them to the website of the "right asbestos attorney".
Here, too is Matisse's "Blue Nude," a blast of Fauvist wildness.
