"Star Wars," exuberantly blasted out by the London Symphony, made the orchestra seem essential again.
Yet the article goes on to say that the radio lobes we see were probably blasted out by a supermassive black hole in the nucleus less than a million years ago.
Whoever the other one was was haplessly blasted out by Mitchell Johnson as if he had only just been introduced to the game.
There's the yellow dump truck, a lookalike of its cigar-chomping driver and naked CGI Arnold, crouched in the shallow blasted out by his time-travelling orb.
It is made of silicon and oxygen, but silicon and oxygen were not around at the end of the Big Bang: all that got made inside of stars and then was blasted out by supenova explosions.
But gold, silver, copper and other minerals are usually locked in ore that must be tunneled down to, blasted out by the ton, carried to the surface, and ground into powder for processing.
The 16 minutes of music blasted out by Dylan on that summer night 37 years ago were to become, in the words of Dylan's biographer, Clinton Heylin, "the most written-about performance in the history of rock".
The windows of the supermarket were blasted out by a bomb packed with steel ball bearings, shredding the metal blinds, blackening boxes of cereal and toppling towers of paper towels.
