Sentence examples for monstrous blasts from inspiring English sources
All this comes a day after suicide bombers attacked a pair of mosques in Sanaa, unleashing monstrous blasts that killed 137 people, including at least 13 children.
Suicide bombers attacked a pair of mosques Friday in the Yemeni capital, unleashing monstrous blasts that ripped through worshippers and killed 137 people in the deadliest assault yet targeting Shiite rebels who have taken over large parts of the rapidly fragmenting nation.
There would be no superheroes, monsters or monstrous weapons to blast opponents.
Strawberry, the only Yankee starter without a hit, changed that: he blasted a monstrous home run beyond the left-center-field wall, his 18th of the year.
With blast-force playing and a monstrous hook reminiscent of the early Kinks, the song brashly looks forward to 2004 ("Had an atomic bore"), 2006 ("Did some atomic tricks"), and beyond.
This is entirely accurate: Knox wrote a misogynist screed entitled The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women in 1558.
In the title of his 1558 pamphlet, "The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regimen of Women," Knox employs "regimen" (which also appears in early printings as "regiment") in the sense of "regime" or "government".
In 1558, the reformer John Knox claimed, in his treatise "The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women," that for the weak to govern the strong was "repugnant to Nature" and "the subversion of good order".
In his 1558 work, The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women, Knox urges his readers to rebel against female authority.
Doom was a classic; it blew the first-person shooter genre wide open, and anyone who was around upon its conception cannot possibly forget the sinister thrills of blasting the heads off of the monstrous, pixelated beasts in the game.
The platform is only the second fullscale floating turbine to be deployed at sea and has survived a brutal winter of storms that blasted Portugal's coast, removing beaches and producing the monstrous wave that English surfer Andrew Cotton tamed in February.
