Sentence examples for message blast from inspiring English sources
Then, if they are about to be taken into custody, they can push a button to send a text message blast.
He sent out an e-mail message blast to about 50 friends, and with his father became a two-person reclamation team.
Soon after handing out the films, the researchers then sent out a mass text message blast in each community, to all subscribers of the major mobile phone provider, so people simply had to reply in order to report corruption.
Then, just as he started to tape, a message blasted over the school's public address system.
I'm so done!" (naturally followed by a check-in at a lawyer's office) to personal message blasts detailing long travails of infidelity and post-deployment estrangement.
And technology has been crucial to certain plot developments — whether it is an intimate moment recorded on a cellphone that comes back to haunt those involved, a character's breaking into her friend's Web site or e-mail account or the frequent Gossip Girl text message blasts.
And it is no accident that the Democrats are setting up a war room in the basement of the Capitol with plans to blitz radio and television markets not so much with their own energy prescriptions but with a message blasting the Bush administration as stocked with oil tycoons who want to allow energy companies to violate wilderness areas and charge sky-high prices.
Working on no more than four hours of sleep for several days, Mr. Soffin pursued what have now become the standard avenues: pressuring the American Embassy, collaborating with the groups Reporters Without Borders and the Committee to Protect Journalists, sending e-mail message blasts urging any and all recipients to contact their local elected officials and journalists.
The interface for the service is about as straightforward as it could be (with a focus on private sharing and communication over Twitter-like message blasts).
The Obama administration also took issue with Netanyahu's election-day text message blasts warning supporters that "Arab voters are going to the polls in droves".
A post on Zhang's Weibo microblog account on Monday morning that may have contained the video has been partially deleted, but that afternoon, he posted another message blasting CCTV for giving "such an important position to a person who would destroy the bowl right after he finished eating".
