Sentence examples for better blow from inspiring English sources
Someone passed an iron mallet to the man atop the statue to give it a better blow.
Apple's new Fall release strategy has made it seem like someone just knocked Christmas right off the calendar, and so of course we're all thinking: "You've made me wait, Apple — this better blow my mind".
Who Gives Better Blow Jobs, Gays or Girls?
At least until something better blows iPhone out of the water.
"Any of us who got that treatment would say, 'Better he blow our heads off than do that to Khrushchev James Jonesones, a former White House aide, recalled.
"I was thinking, 'You better not blow your first opportunity,' " Robertson said, "or Mo might come in to smack me around".
She likened Puerto Rico to a house whose owners never learned how to build one: "Better to blow it all up and start over".
Bravo to Anthony Tommasini for airing his complaints about cell phones, jangling bracelets and rustling paper and plastic ["Hold the Phone. Better Yet, Blow It to Smithereens," March 26].
"I think both sides realize we need one another and both sides realize that we better not blow this," said Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York.
"House Republicans are not functioning this morning and they haven't functioned for some time because there's a segment there that simply believes that it is better to blow up the process than it is to fix it.
Better to blow off all the inspiration and the young voters, the independents and the Republicans that Obama is attracting than to take a chance on something as ephemeral as hope.
