Sentence examples for blasted around from inspiring English sources

A writer with PoytnerOnline, a Web site run by journalism think tank the Poynter Institute, even weighed in with tips for journalists looking to get involved and improve the quality of information being blasted around Twitter.

For now we blasted around on Bonaigua's groomers, chasing Nacho, all alone.

"I prepared to be President" was popular; so was "Words matter," which got blasted around in graphic-quote form.

You're giving a speech at which you're fully aware the media is present, and you know that any remark you make might be blasted around the nation and the planet in a matter of seconds.

At Madison Square Garden in March, Ramin Djawadi conducted the "Game of Thrones" Live Concert Experience, where green fire blasted around the stage, we listened to "The Rains of Castamere" and watched scenes of the Red Wedding and people yelled "Shame!" in a spirit of euphoria.

Sebelius deviated dramatically from the prepared remarks blasted around to reporters -- and at one key moment, rather than firing shots, Sebelius buckled.

Other times I need to work things out of my system – obviously I can't go for a run or hit a punchbag, so I tend to blast around woods in my chair.

I got an all-too-short opportunity to blast around in the Model X earlier today — check out that video below.

In 2012, he modified a mobility scooter, originally meant to go about 4 MPH, to blast around at just past 70.

Having tools to keep you from getting nailed for absent-mindedly going 5 miles over the limit is one thing — having them so you can blast around at 95 on a busy freeway is totally different (and totally terrible).

All-wheel drive will do nothing for you if you blast around an icy corner at 50 miles per hour or try to stop quickly in three inches of wet snow.