Sentence examples for blasts on from inspiring English sources

While the Tigers took batting practice, one fan repeatedly blew long blasts on a horn, making the place sound like the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge at rush hour.

Field biologists counted ever fewer calls (an unmelodious, four-note woo-woo-woo-woo, that one might mimic with short blasts on a World Cup vuvuzela), and found more and more deserted nests.

Saturday's attacks followed a pair of bomb blasts on Friday in the western provinces of Herat and Faryab, including one in a mosque courtyard, that left five people dead and 24 wounded.

In another blow to Ukraine's image abroad the eastern city of Dnipropetrovsk - not one of the Euro 2012 venues - suffered four bomb blasts on Friday, which injured 27 people.

Cue excited blasts on the vuvuzelas from all in Mangaung.

When they heard about the blasts on television, Mr. Reddy's family was convinced he was dead.

Without hesitation, the conductor sounded several long blasts on his air horn.

Previous atrocities in the city, including multiple bomb blasts on its railway in 2006 that killed 180 people, were indiscriminate.

Twin suicide blasts on Sunday killed at least nine people and injured 29 in far northern Cameroon.

For a while there's lots of good food, sex, drugs and alcohol while Eric Clapton blasts on the jukebox.

Peep! Peep! Peep! Referee Yuichi Nishimura draws proceedings to a close with three long blasts on his whistle.