Sentence examples for violent blasts from inspiring English sources

Supernova explosions, produced by certain types of dying stars, are the most violent blasts astronomers knew until now.

Small explosions shook Congo-Brazzaville for a second day after a fire in an arms depot caused violent blasts that flattened houses, businesses and churches, killed more than 200 people and left countless others trapped under debris.

(Visitors can appreciate the power of these cataclysms with a short hike through the petrified forest near Calistoga, where trees toppled by violent blasts were buried in ash and turned to stone).

All the usual hallmarks of a Crystal Castles record are here: violent blasts of chiptune and industrial noise set against moments of sweet melody, as on the glitchy, undulating Enth.

But after particularly violent blasts, a prayer of "Allahu akbar" -- "God is great" -- is broadcast over the system of loudspeakers dispersed around the city.

The following day, a front-page story in The Washington Post reported that he had "suffered shock as a result of the violent blast". In the days and weeks afterward, his hands remained bundled in gauze.

The latest explosion came after a violent blast that destroyed most of the containment building around reactor 3 on Monday, causing debris to fall back inside and on to the structure housing the reactor.

She took a violent blast off the stem, held her breath, and then stepped in the tub.

Throughout the day, confused reports reached Tokyo that Hiroshima had been the target of an air raid, which had leveled the city with a "blinding flash and violent blast".

While water seeping through the sediment will turn the ground dark, the violent vaporisation blasts lightly-coloured dust off the surface, revealing darker ground underneath.

Rose was abruptly reminded of the fact when a violent squall blasted through the stadium as he was lining up a long-range penalty attempt.