Sentence examples for new blast of from inspiring English sources
A new blast of snow has fallen on the New York state city of Buffalo, piling more misery on a city already buried by a deadly storm that could leave some areas with more than 8ft (2.4m) of snow on the ground.
One member of the Democratic National Committee "said Democrats needed to find a new blast of energy — something to remind them of what they felt in 2008 when Mr. Obama was elected on a slogan of hope and change".
I also remember being hit with a new blast of anxiety as each subsequent exit — Ardsley, Eastview, Valhalla — whizzed by, every passing minute bringing us that much farther from where my wife, Susan, and I had lived for the bulk of our adult lives.
At the Democratic National Committee meeting in Chicago, Mannie Rodriguez, a committee member from Colorado, said Democrats needed to find a new blast of energy — something to remind them of what they felt in 2008 when Mr. Obama was elected on a slogan of hope and change.
Investors of for-profit education firms felt a new blast of regulatory heat from Washington on Friday.
7. Decide which parent should help each child organize their rooms so they are all set for the new blast of homework assignments.
Opera houses draw a diverse public, but for financial support they lean heavily on mega-wealthy corporations and executives, whose labor practices and moral self-justifications would elicit new blasts of invective from the likes of Brecht and Steinbeck.
After the tomato genome sequence became accessible a new BLAST analysis of the sequence present in the VIGS vector was performed.
This should not be the case if gene families under investigation occupy relatively isolated regions of the genetic space, because each new BLAST round should yield more of the genetic diversity of such gene families until exhaustion is reached.
"A new blast at the conduct of Judge Samuel H. Kaufman . .
Journalists reporting from the mouth of the mine said that they were evacuated to an area about half a mile away because of the danger of a new blast and that only emergency officials remained near the opening.
