Sentence examples for give a blast from inspiring English sources

Added later in the cooking, they give a blast of sun.

Not only do tube sets give a blast of nostalgic sound, they also give the owners something to do.

In 1947, bombed-out, austerity London was given a blast of the golds and scarlets and greens and azure blues of Provence, and Van Gogh's paintings, by then sanctified into mass popularity, astounded the public once more.

Twenty (41 %) of these gave a BLAST hit while the rest have unknown function.

If the bear charges, aim the nozzle of the spray just above the bear's head and give a sustained blast.

Throughout my stay, each night the guards would give a single blast of their sirens to warn any lurking village youths turned criminals that our compound was armed and willing to retaliate.

Built by Hyundai for promotional purposes, this enormous instrument is unlikely to give consumers a blast, given the city council's sensitivities to noise pollution.

It's spicy, with a gradual succession of flavors that build rather than give a one-note blast.

When you are done styling your hair, give it a blast of hairspray to make it stay.

And other senses give clues: a blast of air-conditioning (an open doorway), the scent of pizza and sizzling hot dogs (must be the corner deli).

During the Sanders campaign I heard a high level official give a powerful speech blasting the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) for the harm it would bring to workers, environmentalists and to all who cared about protecting democracy.