Sentence examples for being blown by from inspiring English sources

"My legs were being blown by the wind".

Spirited Away has shots of grass being blown by the wind, of lovely clouds.

An elderly man has died in London, after apparently being blown by strong winds into the side of a bus.

Has the fun-loving minister been chilled by the wind being blown by the Treasury money machine?

If guests wonder why the pretty hostess is on the floor, they may notice that the tree is rustling, as if being blown by a gust of wind.

But a YouTube video that has attracted more than four million views shows a woman who got too close being blown by a plane's exhaust into a concrete barrier, despite warning signs.

The trumpets have usually been blown by administrators wanting to save on faculty salaries.

"My mind was blown by the play's intriguing ambiguities," he said.

(Mr. le Carré, born David John Moore Cornwell, was a British spy whose cover was blown by Philby).

Its large purplish flower clusters break off and are blown by the wind.

It can move fast, it can be blown by the wind at 5-10 knots.