Sentence examples for sort of blast from inspiring English sources

This thing can shrug off the sort of blast that would send a Land Rover into orbit in a thousand pieces.

It takes place on a space station, where the American military is about to test-fire a new weapon it has created called ODIN – the Orbital Defence Initiative – which contains giants rods that can be dropped onto Earth, triggering the same sort of blast as a nuclear device, but without the radiation.

His tweet reads "Bossin up wit dat Blast" — and is appears Snoop is holding some sort of Blast drink that he's likely endorsing (it looks like this may even be a photoshoot for it).

It was not the sort of parabolic blast that had made Hafner one of the American League's most feared hitters in recent years, but it was a base hit, and perhaps that should have been reward enough for a slumping slugger.

Dave Eggers' novel is a sort of warning blast against the power of giant tech companies – still a highly relevant topic – and this adaptation directed by James Ponsoldt has an appropriately heavyweight cast: Tom Hanks as one of the outfit's leaders, Emma Watson as the lowly employee rising up the corporate ladder, and John Boyega as the mysterious Kalden.

It's sort of like a nightmare Blast from the Past with the last Republican president, when George Bush was surprised by the 9/11 attacks despite a Daily Briefing that warned, "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S". that even said, specifically, he'd be using airplanes.

But "All We'd Ever Need" was also vindication of a sort, a vivid blast of anguish that briefly rescued Lady Antebellum — Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood — from its own geniality.

It is a post-apocalyptic opera of sorts, with blasts of rams' horn, dog barks, scraping swords, machetes.

It is a sort of mega-megaphone, able to blast sounds (such as crowd-dispersal instructions in Arabic) in a narrow beam and with great clarity at a deafening 150 decibels.

Even the title of the EP is all about intensity Dickow hoped that anyone standing in front of the "pressure washer" of his pummeling breakbeats would be blasted away, sort of like the guy in those classic Maxell commercials who can barely withstand the "insane wind" blasting in his direction. .

The sort of inane shit he was blasting into my personal space included "My job is to say hey to people, so I say hey!" Fucking mindblowing.