Sentence examples for bit of blow from inspiring English sources

A bit of blow and a can of Stella and I'm fine.

It's politely assumed, and then ignored, that middle class celebrities dabble in a bit of blow on super-yachts in St Tropez, or in private members clubs in Soho.

"It is a bit of blow for us as Adam is a good player and a well-respected captain," Fraser said.

"He was cremated and I couldn't resist grinding him up with a little bit of blow.

A little while later we're heading down this grit road and he asks me if I want a little bit of blow to keep me going.

Hey Hugo, meanwhile, is a simple bit of blown-out breakbeat techno based around an indignant vocal sample.

But it was a bit of a blow.

With the qualifier coming up, it would be a bit of a blow".

It was a bit of a blow to find The Killing resorting to such a hoary old narrative short-cut.

These revelations came as a bit of a blow and made me question the rationale of the whole dashed trip.

"But with the similarities between the two rulings, this is a bit of a blow for the commission".