Sentence examples for as blowing from inspiring English sources

But secular Syrian politicians mocked their professed differences as blowing smoke.

Often, sexual harassment in the workplace is dismissed as blowing off steam, Kirk explains.

Indiscriminate bombing — "such as blowing up of hotels, buildings, and public transportation" — is not permitted, because innocents will surely die.

(Chlorofluorocarbons such as Freon [trademark] used to be employed as blowing agents before they were declared unacceptable for depleting ozone in the stratosphere).

Practices that had long been considered acceptable, such as blowing your nose into your hands and spitting onto the floor, ceased to be so.

During a trial lasting more than a year, the court heard of other possible targets, such as blowing up the British Parliament ("a joke", claimed Mr Khyam).

Even user habits such as blowing on the cart to clean it (not recommended) are analogous to the rituals around playing and enjoying records.

It was fun seeing players engrossed in their games rather than isolated with their home consoles … almost as much fun as blowing up the Death Star.

There are few things as satisfying as blowing stuff up in video games, which is why playing as Godzilla, Japan's favourite city-razing monster, is instantly appealing.

And it is also contemplating developing "limited" nuclear weapons for tactical use, such as blowing up underground stores of chemical weapons.In this section Old Alabama won't leave politely What's new?

In one method, the glassmaking ingredients are dissolved in water, urea is added as blowing agent, and the mixture is fed through the gas or air nozzle of a burner.