Sentence examples for focus on blowing from inspiring English sources

The loss of the city was a blow to the ambitions of Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch, which is widely considered the militant group's most dangerous worldwide affiliate, with a particular focus on blowing up commercial airliners.

"Of all the places I've worked," Douvos says, including Princeton University Investment Company – "it's, 'I want cash.' The dogma among endowments has been to focus on blowing out of these positions as soon as possible".

With a laser-guided focus on blowing up the dancefloor, Kiwi production duo Eastern Bloc have cooked up an infectious club belter with "Pop Like".

Many video games focus on blowing up things (and people) and clearly provide a gratification missing in a world where we are no longer challenged each day to survive.

Focus on blowing harder and softer to make words.

Yohalem, who paid his way through law school in part by writing stories for computer games, credits Harvard Law School with inspiring him to work on a video game with a serious storyline, rather than the more typical fare focused on blowing up bad guys.

Meanwhile Nvidia is getting lean and focusing on blowing up their graphics and mobile divisions.

So I have this fantasy: Suppose that the United States focused less on blowing things up in Pakistan's tribal areas and more on working through local aid groups to build schools, simultaneously cutting tariffs on Pakistani and Afghan manufactured exports.

Maybe it's that Chef Nakayama focuses less on blowing her own her horn than on crafting signature dishes like her spaghettini with abalone, truffles and ponzu.

Alex Csiky, a 43-year-old guitar maker in Windsor, Ontario, was focused, as he always is, on blowing a raspberry at the guitar-making industry while at the same time making a great sound when he built his sleek blond electric guitar from an Ikea pine tabletop.

As people become more prosperous they tend to focus on bettering their lives more than on blowing up their neighbors.