Sentence examples for being blown over from inspiring English sources

A man who has a large privet plant on his terrace keeps it weighted down with cement blocks to prevent it from being blown over by northeasters.

Inside the tanker, the Mary A. Whalen, Carolina Salguero raised her raspy Brooklyn voice above the clang of iron chairs being blown over on the deck.

Nearly half of those — 25,433 residents — are in Queens, which tends to have more overhead lines that are more susceptible to being blown over, Mr. Gilbride said.

Griffin also has a claim to Threads fame – during a chat with director Jackson, he suggested Lisa's pushchair being blown over on the shop steps.

But countries such as Russia, China and India are still major emitters, and ozone from these nations is constantly being blown over Britain.

All of the major television networks extended hours of news programming over the weekend; they knew that although some viewers laughed at images of reporters being blown over by winds, they were definitely watching.

"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.