Sentence examples for being blown off from inspiring English sources

I thought Niger was being blown off the map".

"I figured I was being blown off," he said.

"We are worried about broken windows and roofs being blown off by these big helicopters".

Fiji not being blown off the park in the opening quarter at Twickenham.

He said he had "heard of guys being blown off the tops of their trucks and into walls and killed".

Witnesses told local news outlets of roofs' being blown off and trees flattened as the cyclone moved inland.

Now even the determined chancellor risks being blown off his single-currency course and perhaps from office.Part of the government's current mess was avoidable.

Its underground vents still put out so much wind that guides warn the tourists who flow through regularly to beware being blown off balance.

Despite heavy rain, toppled trees and roofs being blown off houses, he said, he and a few others who lived nearby headed to their homes, and arrived safely.

But if Brazil is able to sustain steady growth without being blown off-course by events elsewhere, the country will look very different in ten years' time.

This means it needs less power than helicopter-type rotors and should be better able to withstand being blown off-course by wind, says Agnès Luc-Bouhali, a member of the project team.Such a device can fly and be controlled remotely, but it could not yet conduct a mission like that portrayed in Onera's video.