Sentence examples for dramatic blast from inspiring English sources

The dramatic blast and the late hour helped spawn a new nickname for Jeter: Mr. November.

But the dramatic blast was also a warning sign of what could happen inside the reactor vessel if the core was not cooled.

The most dramatic blast yet happened two weeks ago when a violent jet erupted from the comet's neck for several minutes, sending up a bright plume of debris at ten metres per second.

So you're flying over L.A. in the 60s". Tune in May 28 on NBC -- or binge watch "Aquarius" in the next few weeks -- and check out a clip from this dramatic blast from the past.

Mr. Maazel's Brahms, in other words, is very much like his Tchaikovsky, replete with chiseled articulation and dramatic chordal blasts, but coldly unemotional.

He did it in dramatic style: blasting a two-run, game-winning homer in the bottom of the 11th inning, following a rain delay of one hour.

The detailed image that fills in one edge of the dwarf planet also revealed not a single crater, hinting that the surface has been recently been "paved over" by geological activity, which could include dramatic geysers blasting plumes of ice into the atmosphere or cryo-volcanoes that erupt in explosions of ice rather than molten rock.

Still, hats off for leaving just their hats on – even if you are a 57 year-old earth mother and amateur dramatics enthusiast blasted to the eyeballs on gin.

Players often choose more dramatic tracks to blast over the loudspeaker when they walk up to the plate, but props to Andrus for his brave choice.

And there's something really dramatic about rockets blasting into outer space.

Amateur video footage and eyewitness testimony suggested rocket attacks had hit weapons dumps, triggering dramatic orange-flamed blasts.