Sentence examples for like blasting from inspiring English sources

He doesn't like blasting or crowds.

Blockbuster games are finally learning how to tell mature stories, even if they do still quite like blasting zombies into space with shotguns.

It would be like blasting gigawatts of power into the nation's flux capacitor – indeed, it might quite literally blast us back to 1966.

They are putting their faith in human ingenuity, arguing that planetary-scale engineering projects like blasting seawater into the atmosphere to increase the heat reflectivity of certain clouds (yes, that's a real idea), will eventually solve the problem.

On a code-sharing repository, this is not like blasting information as you might see in a display ad, but it's the kind of information that can be found if you know how and where to look.

Flying an airplane into a cloud of this stuff is like blasting your car with sand.

Similarity is usually measured by means of sequence alignment tools, like BLAST (Altschul et al., 1997).

"I like to blast through the footage to keep up with the camera.

During the eruption in AD79, the Herculaneum scrolls were burned by a furnace-like blast of hot gas that reached 320C.

In this study, the LS-DYNA, used for nonlinear and transient dynamic analysis liked blast or impact using explicit time integration, was selected for numerical analysis.

Mickey liked to blast music during his scenes.