Sentence examples for live blast from inspiring English sources
'As the showdown with Iraq begins, CNN brings it to you live,' blast the trailers for what is being sold as a done deal.
It also offers a "Live Blast" feature that promises shared web browsing with other people – something that may well prove to be Flimby's trump card as it evolves, rather than the personal side of things.
Since explosions usually cause severe damage to structures with loss of human lives, blast protection of structures is strongly required and can be achieved through accurate prediction of structural responses.
This study had for aim to compare cell proliferation of 29 AML patients by two methods i) S phase evaluation and DNA content for proliferation assessment and ii) PKH67 labelling to monitor proliferation of living blast treated or not cytostatic drugs or AcSDKP a regulator of stem cells.
"And Bush is for tort reform, which is basically denying people the right to redress grievances through the court for having their lives blasted away".
Only the patients samples with more than 50% of living blasts were included in the experiments.
A DVR not only records any show you ask for (without tapes), it can also pause or rewind live television, blast past commercials and otherwise bend the TV broadcast schedule to fit your own.
"This is a way to live?" The blast threw him into the air inside his shoe store, Mr. Barocher said, but he not venture out to see the destruction.
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