Sentence examples for good to blast from inspiring English sources

I had a pretty good first competition when I came out and it was good to blast off the cobwebs after my injury, I want to upgrade the silver medal I got last time to gold and that's the aim for this year.

It does, I suspect, no good to blast it as "not enough" or "no change".

In February 2010, Cyrus announced that her then-untitled third studio album would be released later that summer, which she felt was appropriate because it is "good to blast in your car".

VantagePoint said, "it just was not a good idea to blast to the end of the runway and crash, but to taxi off gracefully".

Described by Cyrus as a "good [record] to blast in your car", Can't Be Tamed represents a musical departure from her earlier work, which she had grown to feel uninspired by.

We developed several hybrids with high yield, good quality and resistance to blast using Huahui938 as a male parent.

IR64 has very good levels of resistance to blast disease, including major-gene resistance and partial resistance (Bastiaans and Roumen 1993; Grand et al. 2012; Roumen 1992).

IR30 is an IRRI-bred semi-dwarf variety which is a restorer line for WA CMS A-lines with good plant type, high resistance to blast, bacterial blight, and brown planthoppers.

There's no real magic going on here; coal is just a simple technology, and firms have gotten very good at blasting the stuff out of the ground.

Sitting relatively low at 30 inches, and at a relatively light 568 pounds, the Roadster's lowered bars, blacked-out power train and cast aluminum wheels -- 19-inch front and 18-inch rear -- are meant to appeal to a city rider who wants to look good blasting to the local bar or cafe.

At the par-five 12th, Watson buried his approach shot in a greenside bunker and did a good job blasting out to 11 feet, but missed the par putt to fall into a three-way tie with Holmes and Johnson.