Sentence examples for thick blast from inspiring English sources

As Atlas Obscura explains:Visitors to the hotel would enter through a thick blast door behind the apartments above, where they would then be checked in at a tiny reception kiosk before being led to one of two large rooms where the beds were placed in rows with no dividers.

The political controversies surrounding the case persuaded Canadian law enforcement agencies to build a special $4.5 million security bunker inside a Vancouver court building to separate spectators from the courtroom with thick blast-resistant plexiglass windows.

Much of it is underground, behind eight-foot-thick blast walls, and ends with a peek at the 103-foot weapon, with its warhead removed.

Window frames are being designed to accommodate the thickest blast-resistant glass.

Neighborhoods are separated by thick cement blast walls.

The smoke was so thick after the blast that it was hard to count the dead.

Three hours after the blast, thick dust was still in the air when foreign journalists were taken to the site.

AND cellphone signals are spotty because the complex is built to Defense Department "force protection" standards: extra thick walls and blast-resistant windows.

A thick sauce with potent blasts of red pepper and garlic generously coats the rice at the bottom of the bowl.

Wade Schuman from Hazmat Modine could perform on the Solenodon song (harmonicas blasting through thick distortion, why not!).

But what may be the best dish in the restaurant comes from seaside Genoa, and isn't even on the menu — farinata, a thick, salty chickpea crepe blasted in the wood oven.