Sentence examples for be blown over from inspiring English sources

The exposed rocks and grass would soon be blown over with snow, not to see the sun again until spring.

"Beaten battered cold, my children will live just to grow old," Ms. Marling sang in "Rambling Man," continuing, "But if I sit here and weep, I'll be blown over by the slightest breeze".

4. Her U-turn on funding social care out of the untaxed capital gains of the older generation's house-price bonanza shows how easily she can be blown over by any gust from moneyed interests.

Flexible cables (guys) or rigid braces are used to support recently transplanted trees until the roots become established, or to lessen the danger that a tree with a weakened root system will be blown over by the wind; bracing is also used to support unduly long or heavy branches, to prevent splits developing at branch forks, or to permit healing of splits already developed.

"It's about respect for nature, which is something Icelanders know is very much alive," says Gunnell. "When your house can be destroyed by an earthquake, when you can can be blown over by the wind, when boiling water from your taps tells you there's lava not far beneath your feet – then you don't mess with nature".

His spindly legs and slim frame make him look like he could be blown over at any moment, but Iwobi showed he can be a key player for Arsenal this season.

"I was blown over," Mr. Dowling said.

Rickie Fowler was blown over by Rory McIlroy and was oblivious to the Eastenders references early on.

One hundred and sixty giant power transmission towers and thousands of posts were blown over by the typhoon.

"There's been a little bit of a scuffle at Stoke, but it's blown over now.

The tower where it was stationed was blown over backward into a pond, with the camera going to the bottom.