Sentence examples for blowout returns from inspiring English sources

At Carnegie Hall, the "Spring for Music" festival, which brings in outstanding orchestras from the U.S. and Canada for a weeklong blowout, returns for its final run (May 5-10).

"In general, they're probably not going to have the blowout returns of the '80s and '90s," said Francis Frecentese, who oversees hedge fund investments for the private bank at Citigroup.

They will license more new medicines and then try to aggressively manage their development and production costs within narrow bands of spending in order to achieve predictable, instead of blowout, returns.

By blowout or comeback.

The blowout ruined Joe Johnson's return to Atlanta.

— DAVID R. JONES ORLANDO, Fla .— An hour after the polls closed and with early returns showing a blowout night for Mr. Romney, there are only about 100 supporters of Mr. Gingrich's milling in Grand Ballroom C at the Rosen Centre Hotel here.

NEW ORLEANS — This city's two simultaneous parties — Mardi Gras season and the unending Saints Super Bowl victory celebration — came together in one big blowout Tuesday evening as the returning football champions paraded through the downtown streets amid an ecstatic, swaying throng of black and gold.

But even after 1999's blowout performance, the California Technology Stock Letter had returned just 6.9percentt, annualized, since the end of 1982, when I started tracking it.

After levelling the series at 2-2 with a blowout win at home in Game 4, the Oklahoma City Thunder returned to San Antonio for Game 5 and the Spurs returned the favor with a 117-89 thrashing of the Thunder.

He replaced McNabb in a blowout loss to the Ravens in 2008, but McNabb returned the next week and rallied the team into the playoffs.

Blowout: Your family and friends will expect you to return with chocolates.