Sentence examples for may be blasted from inspiring English sources
When a star "goes supernova," considerable amounts of its matter, equaling the material of several Suns, may be blasted into space with such a burst of energy as to enable the exploding star to outshine its entire home galaxy.
Or you may be blasted with so much turbulence that it would be quieter to stick your head inside a bass drum during a performance of the "1812" Overture.
On the other hand, when you sing in English, you may be blasting through the language barrier to reach a wider audience, but are you not abasing yourself before the Anglo-American cultural hegemony that the competition is clearly designed to rebuff?
While non-specific binding to Fc receptors on cell types such as macrophages and monocytes cannot be excluded, we believe that these CD3+CD4+ and CD3+CD8+ events may well be "blasting" lymphocytes.
High-resolution images released today by the European Space Agency reveal new details about an unusually elongated crater on Mars that may have been blasted by several objects striking the planet's surface at a shallow angle.
Extra distance may be necessary if you will be blasting your speakers regularly.
The interface transcriptomes of T. versicolor grown on Z. mays and M. truncatula were BLASTed into both the Z. mays and M. truncatula EST databases.
Small-business owners may balk at their employees being blasted with ads all day.
They have not addressed, tested, or studied the air quality issue of people beneath these MTR sites being forced to breathe toxic blasting fallout of diesel fuel, ammonium nitrate, silica from blasted sandstone rock nor fungal bacteria that may be uncovered with blasting.
To top it all, Mr Ozawa also wanted to be made deputy prime minister.Mr Ozawa's views may be a blast of fresh air along the fusty corridors of the LDP's headquarters, but he should have known his former party better.
Current phase refers to one of the different phases a patient may be in: Blast Crisis, Accelerated, Chronic or Remission.
