Sentence examples similar to blast times from inspiring English sources

The second blast – timed to go off as people rescued the victims from the first one – mimics the tactics used in earlier blasts by the group.

Simulated time histories of particle velocity showed a good agreement with the measured production blast time histories.

Well, tonight, we have Roland Emmerich's Independence Day (how many blasted times has this jingoistic dross been shown on British TV) and the rather mundane Will Smith actioner I, Robot as their primetime (6.15pm and 9pm) film choices.

In July, more than 20 people were killed in Mumbai, the country's financial capital, from three blasts timed to the evening rush hour.

Terrorists were ready to blast Times Square.

Pull the trigger and your hand kicks upwards, the blast 20 times louder than the imaginary one you had been mentally preparing yourself for.

On March 1 1954, the US detonated a bomb in the Pacific with a blast 750 times more powerful than that which destroyed the city of Hiroshima nine years earlier.

When they blast, three times, the ground reverberates and rocks and mud rain down and it's very fucking cool, like being in a cowboy movie.

There will be blasts from time to time.

Not only did the blast freeze time in this part of the Ukraine, it froze time in a very strange era of monolithic infrastructure projects and brutalist architecture.

Their beef, blasted across Times and Sunday Times front pages, is that top earners are overtaxed.