Sentence examples for expected blast from inspiring English sources

You can then, as expected, blast the Quip out on your various social networks, including Facebook, Twitter, Quipio, Weibo, as well as SMS and email.

The larger than expected blast could be heard miles away and residents reported feeling the ground vibrating.

The localisation itself can be an additional clue to the identification of a SNARE, but as seen with the systematic GFP tagging of the members of the Qa group, sometimes it does not clearly match the expected BLAST result, such as with LmjF33.1340 and LmjF35.2720.

Recruited to the Manhattan project in his early 20s, he helped calculate the magnitude of the expected blast of the first atomic bomb.

Despite its pivotal role in controlling the overall economics of a mining operation, the expected blasting performance is often judged almost exclusively on the basis of poorly defined parameters such as powder factor and is often qualitative which results in very subjective assessment of blasting performance.

As expected, BLAST-based HGT detection has limitations.

The company expects Blast to appeal primarily to consumers in their late 20s or early 30s, he said.

The country's Unha, or Galaxy, rocket is expected to blast off within days.

Kerry also has a prominent speaking role Thursday at the convention, where he is expected to blast Romney's foreign policy ideas as naive or reckless.

Hurricane Florence is expected to blast America's eastern seaboard tomorrow with winds over 140mph and "monumental" rainfall in possibly one of the most catastrophic storms in decades.

Today, Toulouse is better known for its aviation and space industry: The Concorde was built here, and the first European space shuttle, Hermes, is expected to blast off from here in 1995.