Sentence examples for be blown up because from inspiring English sources
Every play you could be blown up because it's the position".
The building was refurbished but was never going to be blown up because it was riddled with asbestos.
Meanwhile, Benna, the man who proselytized for it to benefits managers across the country went on to famously call the 401(k) "a monster" that should be "blown up" because it had morphed into something way too complex for most workers to understand.
We have prevented airplanes from going down and buildings from being blown up because we have learned ahead of time of such plans".
But as a general term it's blown up because people finally realised they had a word to mock something cool and young which they didn't understand".
"I used to come to London when buildings were blowing up left and right because of the I.R.A.," said Dallas Myers, 53, a travel agent from Bakersfield, Calif .
"My niece said somebody told her to get out of the building because it's blowing up," she said.
"The drones are getting a lot of credit right now because they're blowing up guys who live in mud huts," said John B. Padgett, a retired rear admiral who is the president of the Naval Submarine League.
7) New Jays GM Ross Atkins is worried about Toronto's bullpen, which makes sense because they've been blowing up since Opening Day.
