Sentence examples for blazing out from inspiring English sources

Or, "I want sex to pierce reality and come blazing out the other side".

If a Ferrari comes blazing out of that bus and we score first, it will be a totally different game".

"Stripper fight!" Mr. Sliva announced as the woman behind the bar, who had tattooed flames blazing out of her cleavage, made him that egg sandwich at the grill.

Blazing out of the London punk scene in the 1970s, they sought nothing less than to change the world and, for many of their fabs, they managed it.

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".

When the Osbournes came blazing out of obscurity this year to become mainstream America's favorite television family, loving and bleeped, they did more than make themselves rich and famous.

"But electronic warfare and hacks will absolutely blaze out of control," Mr. Clibanoff said.

The music grooves as hard as any of its sources, as unknown singers and soloists blaze out of every track.

Whether to blaze out – trumpets to Eryri – Or to go down with final rampage – Why not (b)?

The Verve had blazed out of the north-west, a product of both rave culture and psychedelia.

It is far easier, she suggests, to find "some Emily Brontë who dashed her brains out on the moor" than one who "blazes out" of obscurity.