Sentence examples for which blasts from inspiring English sources
The centerpiece is Noise, the album's first single, which blasts through the digital overload of daily life.
She roasts the pork in a combi oven, which blasts waves of heat, first moist then dry.
The portable TV screen relays the signal back to the base station, which blasts the proper signal to the DVD player.
Which blasts the heath for "Natural History," a multimedia novel asking why, in 1945 wartime Bridgeport, a socialite vamp with a Southern accent got away with murder.
The earphones are kidney-shaped with an earbud sticking out like an old gramophone horn, which blasts the sound down your earhole and keeps them in place.
But fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, which blasts a mixture of water, sand and chemicals underground to release shale oil and gas, will be banned.
Then my uncle died suddenly, which blasted my family apart.
The first car bomb was "Buda's wagon", which blasted Wall Street in 1920.
The general principles upon which blast-furnace design is based are as follows.
Usually there are a few "sound bikes," which blast tunes for people to sing along to, Mr. DiPaola said.
Rivette may be the master of movies which blast through the notion of being good in order to be great.
