Sentence examples for blast themselves from inspiring English sources

The music insisted that with enough energy, old-fashioned songs can blast themselves into the here and now.

NO time like the present to drag Consumers Union's boss, Rhoda H. Karpatkin, out of her anechoic chamber, a soundproof vault where stereo speakers blast themselves silly seeking a best-buy rating from Consumer Reports, and talk politics.

Today, in a bizarre penultimate twist in this month's dramatic collapse of the Taliban, those same patients still occupy three adjacent rooms in Ward D. They demand top medical care, but they also stand ready at the slightest provocation to blast themselves and anyone nearby to bits.

Clinicians may like to do the BLAST themselves.

In none of these cases, Mr. Aharonishky said, did the poisons seem able to cause great harm -- certainly no more than the force of the blasts themselves.

They would be listening to the blasts themselves, via valuable video footage — law-enforcement authorities have put out a call for any and all images.

According to Popular Science, a separate 2013 study found that a similar 100-bomb war would, regardless of the number killed in the blasts themselves, result in the deaths of 2 billion people due to starvation.

As seen in the video above, many ants did execute successful jumps by striking their jaws against the ground and blasting themselves into the air before being captured by the antlions.

Rather than clearing IEDs by hand, as the British had done, the Marines blasted themselves new paths every day, mostly using long explosive belts called A-POBs.

Measuring devices placed in the chamber to calculate the force of the blast were themselves destroyed by the explosion; the skull of the dummy representing King James, which had been placed on a throne inside the chamber surrounded by courtiers, peers and bishops, was found a considerable distance from the site.

The ESTs were blasted against themselves to remove overlapping EST entries leaving 2270 entries.