Sentence examples for that she blasts from inspiring English sources

Bobby Olivier of The Star-Ledger described White's version as "pitchy" while Lisa de Moraes of The Washington Post wrote that she "blasts" through the song.

When he escapes from the facility, Elle is upset and angry to the point that she blasts Peter, setting him ablaze during his escape.

How about the OB/GYN so frustrated with the noncompliant patient that she blasted all over Facebook.

Suzanne Splan, who lives 16 stories above Second Avenue near the corner on 72nd, said that she heard blasts all the time, including one that knocked the clock off her wall, but that this one was a lot louder than usual and was not accompanied by the usual one-beep warning and three-beep all-clear signal the excavation crew uses before and after blasts.

Not according to Charlotte Clymer, a writer for the LGBTQ advocacy group Human Rights Campaign; she blasted that idea in an epic tweetstorm on Sunday.

No film snob, she also was quick to point out that she "had a blast" watching "Snakes on a Plane".

Li, who was down, 5-3, refused to quit, breaking Williams and forcing a tie breaker that she won by blasting powerful forehands and whistling crosscourt backhands.

Ms. Knightley, who likes to call herself a "lazy cow," said nonetheless that she had a blast doing the physically challenging fighting scenes.

Danielle Butin, a recently downsized managed care executive, started to think in October that she could maybe blast through some of that impenetrable hospital logic with the simplest of solutions.

Rice, who was an eight-year-old playmate of McNair at the time of the bombing, on Saturday recalled the fear that followed the blasts, which she said influenced her work as secretary of state.

That night, blasts and gunfire resounded through the capital.