blasted rock造句

• The construction will extract of blasted rock, that is transported out of the tunnel.
• They blasted rock music, and women in the crowd asked the men in blue for dances.
• From there, the blasted rock is formed into various fractions of crushed stone for a wide range of applications.
• Students joined the teachers in two marches in Rome, and some danced behind a float that blasted rock music.
• He said Paraguay has blasted rock formations on its portion of the Paraguay River in violation of pledges to protect the Pantanal.
• The jockeys were mobbed at a pre-race autograph session, and bands blasted rock-and-roll between races.
• An explosion on Mars millions of years ago blasted rocks into orbit and some of that material landed on Earth, researchers say.
• Bridges were designed to accommodate the travel routes of riparian animals, and faces of blasted rock were painted to match the surrounding cliffs.
• A massive explosion on Mars millions of years ago blasted rocks into orbit and some of that material landed on Earth, researchers say.
• Arco has bought out many local residents and filled in part of the valley upon which Blair rests with blasted rock from the mountain.
• They also blasted rock music at the Vatican Embassy where Manuel Noriega was taking refuge, hoping to unnerve him or at least keep him awake.
• For this reason the blasted rock is designed to fall into a supported drawpoint or removed with remote control LHD ( load, haul, dump machine ).
• At the end of the day, they tried something new and blasted rock music ( Talking Heads, etc . ) from a boom box in one of the dinghies.
• Packed into a street behind metal barricades a block from a fortress-like Madison Square Garden, demonstrators blasted rock music through loudspeakers and shook signs that read " Money for Jobs.
• Live magma pressing against the collapsing wall also threatens a vertical eruption similar to a September explosion that blasted rocks 40, 000 feet into the air before they cascaded into the sea.
• Scientists also say that magma pressing against a crater wall could produce a vertical eruption similar to a September explosion that blasted rocks 40, 000 feet into the air before they cascaded into the sea.
• Lava could also shoot from the cone in a manner similar to a September eruption that blasted rocks 12, 000 meters ( 40, 000 feet ) into the air before they cascaded into the sea.
• But live magma is pressing against the collapsing wall, threatening in addition a vertical eruption similar to a September explosion that blasted rocks 40, 000 feet into the air which then cascaded down to the sea.
• The truth is that there are a hundred miles, a century and a half, and at least a chapter of irony separating the oil-on-canvas from the sun-blasted rocks in the desert.
• The same tactic was used by U . S . soldiers who blasted rock music to drive out Gen . Manuel Noriega from his refuge in the Vatican Embassy in Panama City following the December 1989 U . S . invasion.