Sentence examples for blasted as from inspiring English sources

"This is it," he blasted, "as happy as I get, baby".

Two blue-chip semiconductor issues, Motorola and Texas Instruments (see story, p. 84), were blasted as much as 75% from their 12-month highs before recovering a bit lately.

It also comes a day after Trump controversially called for a ban on Muslim travel to the U.S., which Bush himself blasted as "unhinged".

Particularly atrocious is the practice of "double tap" drone strikes, where a suspected militant is fired on, then those who arrive at the scene to give help are blasted, as well.

Women who were once blasted as harpies and harridans.

First: the book's writing will be blasted as sloppy or sentimental.

Throughout the campaign, Mr. Twagiramungu was blasted as a "divisionist" by Mr. Kagame for speaking openly of Rwanda's racial divide.

A gritty rock salt from Utah styles itself "nature's first sea salt," blasted as it is from the geologic remains of an ancient ocean.

Not least for the use of a six-second clip from the 1986 Challenger disaster on track "XO", which NASA officials blasted as "inappropriate in the extreme".

Leicester City's decision to hire the modest 63-year-old was blasted as 'uninspiring' by honorary vice-president Gary Lineker last month.

How can a writer do justice to a setting as wild, as storm-blasted, as blatantly extreme as the English moors?