Sentence examples for blasts not from inspiring English sources

For some of them, Buffalo connotes tundra and arctic blasts, not to mention howling fans.

After at least two large blasts not long before dawn on Thursday, government officials escorted foreign journalists to what they said was the site of the two blasts, the wreckage of a hotel adjacent to a government building.

For the militia, named after the Punjab district of Jhang to which it is historically linked, huge blasts not only maximise the numbers killed of Shias, who they hope will ultimately leave Pakistan all together.

Although the legal mandate of the organization is to scan the globe for clandestine bomb blasts — not reactor accidents — its officials recently decided to start sharing its data more widely in an effort to help international authorities struggling with the Japanese crisis.

Although the legal mandate of the treaty organization is to scan the globe for inconspicuous signs of clandestine bomb blasts — not the repercussions of reactor accidents — its officials recently decided to start sharing their data more widely in an effort to help international authorities who are struggling with the Japanese crisis.

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The heating was on full blast, not his bill, and the house was as snug as a tea cozy.

The force of the bomb blast, not shrapnel, had torn open the 2-year-old's abdomen, said Abdullahjan Chaziyar, the hospital's chief surgeon.

Three had been killed and more than 200 injured in the blast, not all Americans.

It can be a blast not to have to hedge or consider the ways in which a TV show might right itself or capitalize on its potential.

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