Sentence examples for fast blowing from inspiring English sources

People have little choice but to use fossil fuels today, but clean energy is fast blowing them away.

That movie clip on his iPod, by the way, consisted of superheroes hollering, shooting guns, driving fast, blowing things up and punching each other.

That can make it burn too fast, blowing apart a metal canister designed to contain the explosion, flinging shrapnel into drivers and passengers.

But the volatile chemical can deteriorate over time when exposed to heat and humidity and then burn too fast, blowing apart a metal inflator canister.

Houston struck fast, blowing the Trailblazers out on the road in game one en route to a 4 2 series win and their first time advancing from the first round since 1997.

Furthermore, validations with the Edward-O'Brian blow-down experiment data and other codes' results are illustrated to evaluate its capacity in simulating the fast blow-down progress under both sub-critical condition and supercritical condition.

"I don't think any state has been quite as fast at blowing past their [wind power] goals as Texas has," says Nathanael Greene, director of renewable energy policy for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

BBC Weather's Chris Fawkes said that, for the past three months, the UK had found itself underneath an accelerating part of the 6-mile high Jet Stream - a fast wind blowing around the planet.

The nerves showed early as Carpenter got off to a faster start, blowing past FitzRandolph in the first 20 meters.

For example, killing another player will turn your blip red faster than blowing up a car or taking out a random pedestrian.

She ran screaming and sprinting around the turn, going so fast she blew by Madison, who was rushing toward her to try to celebrate.