Sentence examples for blasts up from inspiring English sources

From Irvine-based Scosche, this waterproof, floatable, remote-controlled 12W 50mm speaker blasts up to 11 hours on a charge and includes a battery status indicator.

Again, Stolarcyk pulls up a slide showing that the Navy's sonar generates audible blasts up to 235 decibels ― humans begin to suffer hearing damage at 85 decibels ― that travel for thousands of miles across the ocean.

Rain was blasting up the Thames.

I instinctively looked down and the fizz blasted up into my face.

She also mentioned about seeing a body being blasted up into the air.

Naked women cower in fear as our guns blast up a nightclub.

Those who felt the blast up close had a hard time describing it.

Cars then blasted up and down the resort's dirt lanes for an hour or so, blowing their horns.

Assad Abu Sheeban, 33, was outside his home here when he heard the blast up the street and saw the bus careering downhill, out of control.

Not only is Richie Dixon, the opposing coach, a proud Scot but cold, snow-flecked winds have been blasting up from the South Pole, inviting comparisons with Peterhead in February.

They come to the Tour with pretensions for the podium but the riders are more suited to Italian style races where you blast up short steep climbs.