Sentence examples for bad blowing from inspiring English sources

I even feel bad blowing the whistle.

Any Deadhead worth his stash is a connoisseur not just of the good stuff but also of the bad — blown choruses, mangled leads, laryngitis, amnesia.

"The age-old problem is, will you get there before something bad blows up?" Berger said.

There's something about the allure of power combined with the full blush of recent political successes that breeds what we like best about our elected officials: their marked propensity for going big and bad while blowing it in totally spectacular fashion.

"It was a bad blow," he said.

Yes, Hamas did take a very bad blow.

Morgan run out (Hodge) 6 (England 55-4) It's a big, bad blow for England.

"It is a bad blow," said Ferguson, whose side still have five games left to play.

Mr. Tripcony, the surveyor, said he underwent heart surgery not long ago without health insurance, "a bad blow".

It is also plainly a bad blow for Mr Khatami's administration, from which the president could personally suffer.

This would be a bad blow to Isis and the al-Qaeda clones in the area, but it might also provoke a Turkish invasion.