Sentence examples for air blow from inspiring English sources

Using air, blow up white 12in balloons until they occupy half the volume of the space.

Another drawback to Bessemer steel, its retention of a small percentage of nitrogen from the air blow, was not corrected until the 1950s.

Some rest their foreheads on their arms to sleep and let the evening air blow through the windows to cool them down.

Campers who display flu symptoms will go into isolation in the negative-pressure rooms, which are designed to let air blow into the rooms when the doors open so that germs do not escape.

Saturday's program of Brant, Varèse, Piazzolla and Villa-Lobos, on the other hand, seemed not the work of men disappearing down lonely, separate trails but of composers eager to open the windows of the concert hall and let fresh air blow in.

After a compressed air blow and ultrasonic treatment, the carbon deposits were still strongly adhered to the mesh.

The air blew up into white dust.

The air blew thin and cold around us.

Warm ocean air blew past the open door.

It was nighttime, mid-October, cold air blowing in through the open window.

The air blew the wax, and it would fall on people's heads".