Sentence examples for with blasted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with blasted" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or slang.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing frustration or annoyance, often in a colloquial manner. Example: "I can't believe I lost my keys again, I'm so tired of this blasted situation."
With blasted body parts and unpleasant fluids oozing everywhere, this is pitch-black, scatological satire disguised as a hard-boiled military conspiracy thriller.
Closer to the border, in Bint Jbeil, one of the first signs of life was a group of Hizbullah fighters, limping down the road aboard a jeep with blasted windscreens and running on a flat tyre.
Even here, Nash is as much concerned with blasted trees, shattered concrete, an upturned helmet floating in a flooded crater, or bits of twisted metal, as he is with the soldiers.
For example, highly polished titanium alloy surfaces produced nearly 20 times less polyethylene wear compared with blasted titanium alloy, whereas, decreasing the micromotion amplitude from 200 to 50 μm produced approximately four times less polyethylene wear for the same blasted titanium alloy surface.
In contrast, most studies could not determine any major advantages or disadvantages with blasted surface implants.
BLASTN analysis for H1N2 swine virus reflected this multiple reassortment with blasted sequences originating from human, avian and swine hosts (data not shown).
Would Rio Tinto get away with blasting a mine into the floor of a Christian cathedral?
The markings for gene tokens, drug tokens and effect tokens are updated with blasting.
He had been blasted with a shotgun.
Some stood defiant, and officers responded with blasts of gas that made their eyes sting.
A man's body, with blast injuries to his abdomen, was discovered after the second explosion.
