Sentence examples for blazing one from inspiring English sources
As someone more familiar with these names, I wanted more: details about the earliest days of the industry, idiosyncrasies of the creative process, the pluses and minuses of work-for-hire assignments vs. blazing one's own path.
Even Sarah Jessica Parker herself recognizes that, for a woman and a professional, blazing one's own path is more important than a six-figure salary.
So with the sun already blazing one recent Sunday morning, George Wolfe, the founder of L.A. River Expeditions and the leader of the trips, gathered the group for a brief safety lesson.
The School Strangers Arrive, Guns Blazing One of the few men to escape alive from the school compound, Amanullah, who is 25, remembers first an explosion.
4.47pm: Birmingham should have scored at Tottenham, but Roger Johnson just blazed one over the bar from two yards out.
At the end of last season, he blazed one over the bar with Napoli and Lazio tied at 2-2 to miss out on a hat-trick and the chance to complete a special comeback that could have taken Napoli into the Champions League.
The Patriot Act-enabled National Security Agency NSAA) certainly blazed one trail.
Piven is also a frequent target on Beck's news site, The Blaze; one headline on a recent article reads, "Frances Fox Piven Rings In The New Year By Calling For Violent Revolution".
He says he would make the film differently today in any case: "with homophobia blazing out, one would feel the need to present a more favorable view of homosexuality, and to show more pleasure in the sex scenes".
Firefighters from Hartford and New Haven Counties helped battle the blaze, one of the worst some said they had ever seen.
About 100 firefighters from nearby communities, and from Philadelphia just across the Delaware River, fought the blaze, one of the worst in the state's recent history.
