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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

blast of sound OR blast of the sound?

Why do I see sentences with this phrase 'blast of sound.' I thought there should be an article before sound. Am I right or wrong?
  

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It depends on the context. If he was hit by a blast of sound, no. If he was hit by the blast of the sound projector or something, yes.

— Enoon

  • It depends on the context.
  • If he was hit by a blast of sound, no.
  • If he was hit by the blast of the sound projector or something, yes.
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It depends on the context. If he was hit by a blast of sound, no. If he was hit by the blast of the sound projector or something, yes.
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Please post an example sentence where "blast of sound" occurs without an article. I can't think of one offhand.

Perhaps it is the name of a band: eg.

Blast of Sound released their first album.
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