Sentence examples for blasting industry from inspiring English sources

He had experienced sporadic back pain for more than 20 years – half his working life had been spent in the drilling and blasting industry.

Though long used by the blasting industry, ammonium nitrate and its power when mixed with diesel fuel first became known to many Americans as a result of the 1995 destruction of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.

Paradoxically, it is little used in the blasting industry, despite its origin dating back to the Manhattan project, with the modelling of the nuclear detonation process.

Politicians blasted the industry, and regulators were plunged into what promises to be a lengthy battle over proposed price controls and other measures to ease the pain.

After the biggest Thursday night debut of the year, the intergalactic adventure blasted past industry expectations for a $130m weekend, according Sunday's studio estimates.

Back in the workroom, Carol Hannah observes that she doesn't usually make showy or avant garde stuff, while Nic announces, "I'm going to blast the industry with my knowledge".

The president of the powerful Directors Guild of America issued a statement blasting current film industry homogeny and praising the Academy's rule changes.

"I am all for freedom of expression, but putting a permanent piece blasting the coal industry while taking millions in royalties, A.M.L. fees and severance taxes strikes me as a stab in the back".

Blasting powders for industries, mines, and quarries were becoming more important, and in 1857 the company produced a "soda powder" that was the first strictly industrial explosive.

The poem, "Our Future," praises the mining industry while blasting the federal government for "unleashing rampant tax," which she rhymes with "political hacks".

Mr Hester said: "We can't afford the luxury of giving up on the banking industry, of blasting it to smithereens, as much as that might be enjoyable, or get out our frustrations.