Sentence examples for is blasted off from inspiring English sources

After the metal solidifies, the sand crust is blasted off, and any rough edges are removed.

1971 Rockall's peaked summit is blasted off by 39 Regiment, Royal Engineers, for a navigation beacon in Operation Tophat.

All of this work would be complicated enough without an additional headache: somewhere within the layers and layers of paint on the bridge there is lead paint, which can be harmful to the developing nervous systems of fetuses and young children if it is blasted off and ends up in soil and water.

This is the safe option: Carbon is well proven in tokamak interiors; it can easily withstand the temperatures; and if any is blasted off into the plasma, it doesn't affect the performance very much.

You get the feeling in England that when you start blasting off people get a bit fucking done in by it, they get all fucked off with you cuz you're blasting off too much – but all I can do is blast off.

You get the feeling in England that when you start blasting off people get a bit fucking done in by it, they get all fucked off with you cuz you’re blasting off too much – but all I can do is blast off.

They flow into rotating tanks where the skins are blasted off with steam.

Chunks of concrete had been blasted off the building, shards of glass were sprinkled across the pavement.

Inched open by politicians, the bedroom door has this time been blasted off its hinges not by the press, but by a First Lady spurned.

"This is the first experimental evidence that a meteorite can be blasted off a planet without being significantly heated," said Benjamin Weiss, a graduate student at Caltech and lead author of the Nature paper.

The counterpoint between his lugubrious dignity and the bizarre things that befell him - like being blasted off his piano stool by a soprano's top note, then producing a safety belt from the stool - could be hilarious.