Sentence examples for previous blast from inspiring English sources
13th over: Australia 103-3 (White 7, Bailey 1) K O'Brien back in attack but unable to follow his previous blast of an over with another.
The distribution main line burst around 10 45 a.m. when a private contractor working for the city struck the pipe with a backhoe in the Crestmoor neighborhood, at the same intersection of the previous blast, said Brittany Chord, a Pacific Gas & Electric Company spokeswoman.
The setup differed from previous blast tube experiments in that the animals' heads were unrestrained.
Accordingly, part of the muck pile from previous blast should be left in front of new (bench) face in either open pit or underground blasting.
Last year, astronomers watching a rather ordinary galaxy witnessed something extraordinary: a stellar explosion called a supernova 10 times brighter than any previous blast.
If so, when new blast occurs, the fragments from the new blast will collide with the muck pile left from the previous blast, and the kinetic energy carried by the moving fragments will be partly used in their secondary fragmentation.
Abaseen said that one of those killed, Haji Azam, a local cobbler, had lost two of his sons in previous blasts.
No bombs were tested during the filming, but the article quoted Robert Pendleton, director of radiological health at the University of Utah, saying radioactivity from previous blasts probably lodged in Snow Canyon.
The previous blasts, all suicide bombings, killed dozens of people since December, even as the regime wages a bloody crackdown against the year-old uprising against President Bashar Assad.
Thank goodness the previous blasts came between 1859 and 1921, before civilization had grown to be so utterly dependent on electricity and on the power grid that now supplies it.
The effects of previous blasts proved to be farther-reaching than military scientists had estimated: To this day, thousands of people living in the nearby city of Semey still struggle with staggering rates of mortality, cancer, and suicide.
