Sentence examples for if you blast from inspiring English sources

"If you blast your 10 million fans with boring marketing messages, they turn on you very quickly," he says.

"If you blast out tons of e-mail," said Steven Schneider, a research fellow at the Annenberg Public Policy Center, "candidates run the risk of overspamming the electorate.

If you blast one portal in the ground two stories below you and another on a wall, then you'll come flying out of the wall portal at the same velocity that you jumped into the ground portal, catapulting you across an otherwise unbridgeable chasm.

"If you blast the names and faces of shooters on news stations and constantly repeat their names, there may be an inadvertent process of creating a blueprint," Dr. Deborah Weisbrot, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Stony Brook University who has interviewed hundreds of mostly teenage boys who have made threats, said in 2015.

So if you blast inaudible ultrasonic frequencies of 100 kilohertz and 101 kilohertz, you get an inaudible 201 kilohertz overtone plus an undertone of 1 kilohertz that is well inside the range of hearing.

All-wheel drive will do nothing for you if you blast around an icy corner at 50 miles per hour or try to stop quickly in three inches of wet snow.

If you blasted "High Enough" out of your car windows, you're sort of a wuss.

If the neighbors know that the display will only last three minutes, and will show nightly at 8 and 9 PM, they'll probably be more understanding than if you blasted it regularly from 6-9.

If you could blast back to 1996 and hold it aloft before the masses who were then buying Palm's original black-and-white non-illuminated model, they would have prostrated themselves in worship.

Or if you are blasting through questions, it will make them progressively harder until you are sufficiently challenged.

If you're blasting out more emails in a day than most people send in an entire month, then you'll absolutely want the physical keyboard of the BlackBerry Bold.