Sentence examples for will be blasted from inspiring English sources

All manner of newfangled spacecraft will be blasted towards the heavens this year.

First: the book's writing will be blasted as sloppy or sentimental.

"Heavier dews presage the morning when the moisture will have turned to ice, glazing the shriveled dahlias and lima beans, and the annuals will be blasted beyond recall.

■ Every 30m or so along the horizontal wells, water, sand and a lubricant called polyacrylamide will be blasted in at high pressure to fracture the shale and release the gas it contains.

In a similar situation at the end of the 19th century, the British invested 40% of their savings abroad.One thing is certain: when asset-management is deregulated, Japanese banks will be blasted.

Once in operation, capsules will be blasted into space on the US's new generation of high-powered rockets, the Space Launch System which is designed to send heavy payloads towards the moon and planets.

There will be blasting, hammering and confusion.

Older Chinese viewers were baffled, but "you go into any Beijing or Shanghai club and they will be blasting the latest from rap songs from the United States" — without ever having seen it up-close.

The death penalty is a hot button issue, and if they touch it, the next time there is a murder, every rightwing commentator and political opponent will be blasting them for being "soft on crime" – a terminal label in US politics.

To be honest, I don't think anybody is going to be recreating this extremely complicated thing exactly, but if it's already set my bleary mind running on possible alternative mechanisms, you can bet the DIY types will be blasting out a new prototype in an hour or two.

David will be blasting Bass Head straight to the grave.