Sentence examples for make the blast from inspiring English sources

Kaiser used blast furnaces to make steel, and Mr. Claflin and a colleague, John Jasbinsek, were tasked with finding "a way to make the blast furnace more efficient and less polluting," said Mr. Jasbinsek, who is now 86.

Cog2p was found in D. hansenii and its sequence used to make the BLAST search with the Y. lipolytica proteins.

But in addition to it being a game-winning hit, what also made the blast memorable was that it sailed over — way over — comedian Will Ferrell, who had entered the game in right field for San Diego to start the inning as part of an HBO project that will also raise money for the fight against cancer.

His fury only makes the blasts of good cheer — the boinging of a mouth harp or the wheezing of a synthesized accordion — seem that much weirder.

At Disney, the key to getting kids to come back will be to add features and make the Daily Blast into more of an online community in the vein of America Online, rather than a site offering editorial content.

In searching for such, we assumed that moss and bryophyte CRF domain sequences would make the best BLAST queries, although even those may have not been similar enough to any algal CRF domains to get a hit.

Unfortunately that doesn't make the GTO a blast to drive, as it feels simply one-dimensional, meant solely for laying down rubber.

The following are the levels to make the drinks[1]: Fruit Blast, 6; Pineapple Punch, 8; Wizard Blizzard, 18; Short Green Guy, 20; Drunk Dragon, 32; Chocolate Saturday, 33; Blurberry Special, 37.

Comparison with already known sequences was made with the BLAST program (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool, blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) from the National Center for Biotechnology Information.

People make the mistake of blasting the initial dark color on their lids too near to their nose and then work their way out towards their ears.

Glamorgan boosted their hopes of making the T20 Blast quarter-finals with a thrilling four-run win over Surrey.