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What is the noise from a trumpet but a blast of air, vibrating at a certain frequency that humans have come to associate with a trumpet.

He pointed to two persons who at that moment opened the door of the cafe, and, with a blast of cold air, entered.

The idea is to use a blast of energy to fry the enemy's computers and telecommunications gear.

The system works by injecting a blast of ethanol directly into the cylinder chamber before combustion along with a blast of petrol.

It will take more than $30m and a blast of official cheerleading for the government to turn round the battered stock market.

To prove it, he was taken to a massive club in Sydney and was greeted by a blast of hard-core electronic music.

Washington, the city of form and regulations, turned chaotic, deregulated, by a blast of real winter and a single slap of metal on metal.

We were left at peace on our beds as long as the summer moon shone, but the moment a blast of winter returns, you must run for shelter!

It is all I require as I unleash a blast of acid rust.

Their research suggests that "true circles" are created in a very few minutes by a blast of energy.

Less than six months into the job, Mr Kouchner has been a blast of fresh air.

The climax to the spectacle comes with a blast of loud Chinese pop music accompanied by a special clapping dance.

In this engine, air is converted, by burning fuel, into a blast of hot gas moving at high velocity.

In the photon picture, an electron literally absorbs a blast of energy as opposed to a gradual trickle .

A door cracks open, and a blast of electric guitar erupts into the corridor.

The winds shall do battle together with a blast of ill-omen, making their din reverberate from one constellation to another.

A blast of cold air sent a shiver all over his body.

Nothing at All? Is everything in a blast of wind far away?

A blast of wind lifted the entire roof off the house. The whole family huddled in the slashing rain.

Air-injection engines use a blast of highly compressed air to blow the fuel into the cylinder.

The winner of the game could administer a blast of white noise to the loser.

Always end your shower with a blast of cold water.

After the gentlest of swirls, the buttery brioche bouquet gave way to a blast of dark fruit and sawdust.

A blast of cold air hit him as he opened the window.

When came a blast of sin's rough wind that drove it swiftly toward the earth.

and it will get better in 2010, despite tighter regulation and a blast of much-needed competition.

A blast of cold air will do the trick of breaking through a computer's encrypted hard drive.

The debate provoked by Mr Sarrazin has unleashed a blast of cultural warfare.

A blast of wind blew the window and the door agape.

Almost at the same moment, a blast of trumpets became audible.

Death Throes(Su): When an aurak dies, it explodes in a blast of magical energy.

before hardening them with a blast of heat.

A blast of hot air hit us as we stepped off the plane.

I heard a blast of the whistle in the distance.

The chemistry lab threw off a blast of odor.

Facebook and Mr. Zuckerberg are about to get a blast of publicity in Japan, although perhaps not of the most positive sort.

A blast of cold air.

A blast of wind blew the window open.

When the window was opened, a blast of cold air rushed into the room.

You spot your favorite ice cream and open the glass door. A blast of cold air greets you. Why are some foods kept so cold?

Blast furnace: a furnace in which combustion is intensified by a blast of air

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