Sentence examples for real blowout from inspiring English sources

The Rangers used a nine-run third inning to construct the first real blowout of the series, which was otherwise an entertaining and well-played series.

For a real blowout, think of the 523 electoral votes that President Franklin D. Roosevelt won in 1936, when he ran against Alf Landon, who won eight.

I did have two moderately expensive meals, a shish kabob of plaice, a locally caught flatfish, at Saegriffin (Geirsgata 8), a standard tourist seafood spot, for 1,800 kronur; and a real blowout Christmas buffet at A Naestu Grosum (Laugavegur 20b), a place recommended by a friend who had lived in Iceland.

ABC has been lucky this year, having carried only one real blowout in its first 10 games (compared with three last year), and showing two overtime games, Green Bay's 26-20 victory Monday night and the Jets' 40-37 triumph over Miami two weeks ago.

This rig was tapping into a gassy undersea reservoir — it was, in fact, 40 percent gas, which made a blowout a real possibility.

It can be awful there, the kind of restaurant where groups of women who might be Real Housewives gather in blowouts and big rings to talk and use their mobile phones, as that guy from "Heroes" who used to be on "Felicity" makes his way out to the lobby and everyone orders a second sweet cocktail before the salad comes out.

Soccer tried to match the Heat for colossal disappointments on Monday, with Barcelona turning the latest El Clasico against Real Madrid into a 5-0 blowout.

Real estate investment trusts were blowout winners in the stock market in 2003.

Set for release July 1 from Warner Bros., "XXL" picks up three years after the first film left off and finds Mike agreeing to take a road trip with his former colleagues — who are almost ready to join him in the real world — to a final blowout performance in Myrtle Beach, Fla.

Clearly, offshore-drilling blowouts are ecological and economic catastrophes; but the real issue for environmentalists before the BP blowout was that there's no point opening up new areas for offshore drilling at a time when America and the world need to make fossil fuels more expensive and reduce carbon emissions to forestall climate change.

Since winning the Florida Derby on March 29, Big Brown has had just three real workouts, and two of them were "blowouts," short sprints of three-eighths and two-eighths of a mile.