Sentence examples for be blown from from inspiring English sources

In previous years he has demanded kisses be blown from the likes of Brad Pitt.

Lieutenant General Laing suppressed the rebels and ordered twelve to be blown from guns.

Furthermore the main ballast tanks could be blown from either end of the ship.

One British soldier was condemned to be blown from a gun.

Carl's hat covering the eye that would soon be blown from his head.

Rungish was condemned to be blown from a gun, but the sentence was commuted into "transportation beyond the sea".

In other words, it is oblivious to where the wind happens to be blowing from, which simplifies load-handling in places where the wind is fickle.

The wind appears to be blowing from Berdych's (north) side to Murray's (south) side, but with the swirling that happens in the bowl of Ashe.

The wind of change may be blowing from Paris to Athens - and may further embolden those fighting the cuts here.

Roofs were blown from buildings.

Two were blown from their chairs unharmed.