Sentence examples for Go on blow from inspiring English sources
There's nothing that wonderful in "Crystal Skull" — fistfights with the K.G.B. henchmen go on forever, blow after blow.
Everyone is going on about "will bassline blow?" which actually means "will bassline blow in London?" Most of the DJs and producers in the scene couldn't give a fuck.
The lead group of about 50 runners, which we had diligently watched sparring with each other for 90 minutes, without much going on, had suddenly been blown apart.
In "Confessions of an Enron Executive" by Lynn Brewer, published in 2004, the author says that many of her colleagues tried to alert authorities to what was going on, including Margaret Ceconi, who blew the whistle anonymously to the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) in July 2001 and then publicly to members of the board in August that year.
"It was tough when it went through Essex," said Dowsett of his Tour disappointment, before going on to explain how that blow ended up being the making of this victory.
He would go on to blow Tsonga away before showing no mercy to Tomas Berdych and Milos Raonic.
"That this is going on in the United States — people were blown away by this," said Prof. Lena Edlund of Columbia University.
Still, after a deep breath and some reminders that life will go on after I blow out those 30 candles in a few days, I can acknowledge that even if I don't have all the answers, I've figured out a few things along the way.
They looked ready to go blow for blow early on, but haven't been able to match Michigan's intensity or efficiency.
The Senators went on to blow a three-games-to-one lead in the World Series, losing to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
