Sentence examples for that blasts from inspiring English sources

He imagines a nation that blasts Indians to bits.

I've got an 18-year-old at home that blasts stuff out.

It starts with the black-and-white chequered carpet straight from the Sixties that blasts its way from the entrance through the lobby towards the reception desk.

Mr. Anastasio and Ms. Green have taken care to scrub the music — and the orchestrations — of the canned sound that blasts from the speakers at most Broadway musicals.

Mountaintop mining is a highly efficient and hugely destructive form of strip mining that blasts apart mountain ridges to expose the coal seams underneath.

Though plentifully staffed, the new section suffers from an overall harried feeling, perhaps because of the temple-thrumming contempo-disco mix that blasts from 9 a.m. onward.

It is not jeffwentworth.com, an attack site that blasts Mr. Wentworth, a 20-year San Antonio incumbent, as "the most liberal Republican senator in Austin".

He paints a picture of a frosty system that blasts the emotion, subjectivity and complexity out of every dispute brought to its doorstep.

This is the organization that blasts Sinatra into the pungent Bronx night air, proclaiming New York as the city that never sleeps.

Designed to cut the need to take clothes to dry cleaners, this new washing machine comes equipped with an arm that blasts stains with stain remover.

That compromise is a freight train that blasts by just a few feet from her four-bedroom 1839 summer house on the Housatonic River in Cornwall Bridge, Conn.