Sentence examples for causing it to blow from inspiring English sources

The scene ends with one allied operative using a tablet to select a whole area of the battlefield before seemingly causing it to blow apart through cybernetically-enhanced telekinesis.

This often resulted in the fuse being blown into the bomb, causing it to blow up as it left the mortar.

This practice often resulted in the fuse being blown into the bomb, causing it to blow up in front of the mortar.

It can be said of him, as of few men in a like position, that he did not fear the weather, and did not trim his sails, but instead challenged the wind itself, to improve its direction and cause it to blow more softly and more kindly over the world and its people.

Let it be said of us as was said of a great American leader: "we did not fear the weather and did not trim our sail but instead challenged the wind itself to improve its direction and to cause it to blow more softly and kindly over the world and its people".

They believe that a revolver fired at a car will cause it to blow up, when you would be lucky to puncture a tire.

In an established relationship, Barnett says a lack of communication could lead to frustrations between two people, which causes it to "blow up".

(He's a fan of old-fashioned theater magic: at one point his hand, presumably, presses against the inside of his suit jacket, causing it to flare as if blown by a breeze).

Some speculate that typhoon winds blew the ship off course, causing it to strike a coral reef and capsize.

It is for these reasons that Nikephoros Ouranos emphasizes the need to have available "men with accurate knowledge and experience of the sea, which winds cause it to swell and which blow from the land.

Not only will it stress you out even more, but it will probably waste time and may cause you to blow important deadlines.