Sentence examples for which are blasted from inspiring English sources

The story is punctuated by alerts, which are blasted down from the sky.

These guards also enjoy buoyant marching songs and Newt Gingrich speeches, which are blasted through multiple speakers at odd hours of the night.

It may be much lower or even adopt a prostrate habit in highly exposed areas which are blasted by high wind, or occasionally grow as a single-trunked tree.

But there's another sensitivity that the media, which are blasting this trumped up issue totally out of proportion, are totally ignoring.

Add bombs which are blasting.

Next, the letters of the word are scrambled and stored in another array (wordScrambled) which is blasted to the screen.

It was a controversial position for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, which was blasted by charter school supporters, including other civil rights groups, but praised by public education advocates.

She also designed Danielle Mitterrand's office, which was blasted out of Napoleon III's old bathroom at the Elysee Palace.

The Peruca Dam, which was blasted on Thursday night with explosives planted within it, has been a target in renewed fighting between Serbs and Croats along what was once a cease-fire line.

These days, the coast, ten miles away from the city, is accessible by a precipitous highway, which was blasted through the mountains on the orders of the late military dictator Marcos Pérez Jiménez, who dominated the country during the nineteen-fifties.

Nozinja feels that Shangaan people and their culture have been marginalised in South Africa, the focus instead being on more marketable musical exports such as kwaito, the hip-house hybrid made famous by DJ Mujava's club hit Township Funk, or the ubiquitous local house music, which is blasted out by nearly all the customised boy racers in Soweto.