Sentence examples for later blasted from inspiring English sources

Malone later blasted Scott for "riding Magic Johnson's coattails" to the N.B.A. championship.

The SEC's inspector-general later blasted the agency for ignoring red flags at the bank.

(The state's longtime Democratic senator, Robert C. Byrd, later blasted the comment as a "pitiful" example of Mr. Cheney's "trademark arrogance").

His eldest daughter, Alina Fernandez, born from an affair with a married socialite who remained on the island decades later, blasted her father on exile radio from Miami.

Kemp later blasted a solo home run far over the 396-foot sign in center field and made a diving catch to take an extra base hit away.

Even a co-author of the Little Children Are Sacred report later blasted the intervention as being "based on ignorance and prejudice".

A low aerial shot brings us into the scene, the top floor of the spaceship's exterior, and as the opening strains of the "Mission: Impossible" theme start up, we see our protagonist (Alison, we find out later) blast out of a conference room.

Franks said most revenge porn cases can't be prosecuted in terms of photographic copyright, because, unless it's a selfie, the copyright belongs to whoever took the photo or video — usually the same person who later blasts it all over the internet.

He nearly had a hat trick but a later blast was nicked by Oleg Saprykin to tie the game at 2-2.

Pujols's later blasts, in the seventh and the ninth, also took us away from these windswept, rinky-dink doings, and along to the inevitable historic comparisons with the prior three-dinger Series games record-holders: Babe Ruth, in 1926 and again in 1928, and Reggie Jackson, in 1977.

Newer algorithms like FASTA [2] and later BLAST [3] and its derivatives (Pattern Hunter BLASTZ, Mauve, etc).