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After the subsequent blowout to Miami, Edwards said the Jets would get back to their physical roots.
The new system helped deliver the 1972 nomination to Mr. McGovern, who lost in a blowout to Mr. Nixon.
The only question that should matter is whether government and industry have learned enough since the BP blowout to proceed safely.
The first-round playoff series between the St . LouisBlues and the Vancouver Canucks has quickly gone from a blowout to a tossup.
Before he died, Mr. Plimpton was planning another party, which he hoped would be a blowout, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Paris Review.
"We went from the depths of having a possible blowout, to the bizarre scene of half the stadium going dark, to a game that went right down to the wire," Sean McManus, the president of CBS Sports, said Monday.
She needs blowouts to overcome Obama's lead in delegates, but I don't see that happening.
The four-channel plan means all games will be seen nationally, ending CBS's practice of bouncing viewers from blowouts to tight contests through the regional semifinals.
You know, we've all been in tight games, all four teams have been in blowouts to get here," Mulkey said.
Growing up in Chicago, her brother, Craig Robinson, recalls, Mrs. Obama did not like watching close basketball games, but would always watch blowouts to the end.
Those experts will come to you and provide a variety of different services — everything from providing hair cuts (for men or women), to blowouts, to makeup, to face painting.
