Sentence examples for blasted of from inspiring English sources

As all Highland tropes dictate, any unnecessary frivolities in Jimmy's character have been stripped away as if by icy gales, leaving the remaining scraps to hunker down within a crevice of his equally wind-whipped soul, and echoed in faraway frowny expressions on his face, the most bitter-wind blasted of all.

All have been blasted of late, if not since inception.

It was possible, in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century England, to die of Bleach and of Blasted, of Cramp and of Itch, of Sciatica and of Lethargy.

That's a home run blast of shade. .

A blast of cold water.

Then another blast of rain.

The blasts of irony.

Blast of conditioned air.

A blast of deregulation would help, too.

The bawdy blast of "BROAD CITY".

Just small blasts of class warfare, maybe.