Sentence examples for fresh blast of from inspiring English sources

The coals of his entire career were raked over and all the old "upstart caterer" and "ruthless profiteer" jibes given a fresh blast of oxygen.

The new policy statement, issued Wednesday by Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, came with a fresh blast of criticism of the insurance industry.

Instead, the rider is offered the opportunity, amid a fresh blast of wind, the scent of pines or oranges (yes, Smell-o-Vision is back), to take it in and simply wonder.

In a twist so perfect it almost seemed scripted, Monday brought a fresh blast of snow to the Minneapolis area.

Economic pessimism still resonates - Gary Langer: "A fresh blast of public discontent reshaped American politics yet again in the 2014 midterm elections, handing the Republican Party control of the Senate and its largest house majority in 86 years.

Songs that on record were fresh blasts of snarl, like "Busted" and "10 A.M. Automatic," were dragged out and reshaped, often gratuitously.

The result is a refreshing blast of fresh air when you're flying around in space or a spooky glow depending on the action on the screen.

Conservative pro-lifers might detest Nyx for taking control of her own body, but for a new generation of fantasy readers the opening lines of Hurley's debut novel were a blast of fresh air in the stale atmosphere of genre fiction.

Canada continues to produce significant novelists: Colin McAdam's Some Great Thing (Cape) is about a builder and a bureaucrat yet has a narrative that's fresh as a blast of air.

Junya Watanabe's show was right after Balenciaga — and, oh, what a blast of fresh air.

A blast of fresh winter air whenever anyone opened the doors at either end of the car.