Sentence examples for try to blast from inspiring English sources

But he appeared to have decided just to try to blast away and win the race.

"The one thing I didn't do, I didn't go out and try to blast anybody or put the blame on anybody.

Later, a group of storm troopers try to blast through a door, but get caught up with each other, aimlessly stumbling against the scenery.

That does not mean stagnation, but if they are tempted to try to blast their way to victory, they will lose.

Teams have pointers, who aim to "kiss" the jack with their balls, and shooters, who try to blast their opponents' better-placed boules (and if necessary the jack) to kingdom come.

The farmers opted for a method costing one-tenth of that – "free shooting" (relabelled by Defra as "controlled shooting"), where marksmen lie in wait outside badger setts and try to blast the animals as they come out.

He tried to blast his way between two Devils, and Stevens led with his shoulder.

With his ball buried against the bunker face, Couples first tried to blast out left-handed but failed.

A very good knock comes to an end with the first ball of the final over, as Yuvraj tries to blast another six but falls a metre short.

The current crisis began a month ago when a heavily armed five-man suicide squad tried to blast its way into India's Parliament, killing nine people.

1.32pm GMT Amid constant noise from the government benches, Ed Balls is trying to blast George Osborne for mishandling the UK economy through his "expansionary fiscal contraction".