Sentence examples for blasted wide open from inspiring English sources
It felt like a tight, compact one-series show had been blasted wide open so that BBC Two could brag about having Gillian Anderson on its books for the longterm.
His books were like dynamite: they had the effect of blasting wide-open huge tunnels in my mind.
Defoe wasted Spurs' only chance of the opening 25 minutes when he blasted wide from just outside the box.
But the shot is blasted wide.
Ordinary Heroes, his latest book, blasts it wide open.
Cars parked on the river bank, their doors wide open, blast out the pulsing rhythms of afoxé, children float by on car tyres, men sit around drinking beer.
With an energy shortage in New York, why is there no law prohibiting retail establishments from running their air-conditioners full blast, with their doors wide open?
The sight might make you forget you were in Texas except for the occasional extended-cab truck — doors wide open, country music blasting — dotting the coastline.
The sudden flash of August these last few days has had people across New York unsure of their weather bearings, with some car windows rolled up in traffic with the air-conditioner blasting, and others, front and back, wide open with an occasional hand waving through a sunroof.
Hulk could have cut a square ball across the six-yard box to one of two wide open attackers or slotted a ball by Corona, but he fired a left-footed blast wide of the mark instead.
