Sentence examples for blew at a from inspiring English sources

As the final whistle blew at a dejected Rio Tinto, a tiny corner of the stadium decked out in rave green erupted.

The compensation in financial terms may have been considerable - around £100,000 was the conservative estimate - but there was no disguising the disappointment on the faces of the Harrogate Railway players when the final whistle blew at a sodden Station View yesterday.

He struggled to respond, then he spat a little sound — whgggggggg — as if he were blowing at a candle, followed by a parade of s's.

Hutchinson told the Portland Press Herald that he checked the conditions around 10 a.m. and found the wind blowing at a barely manageable 22 knots.

"It almost always blows at a 45-degree angle into one of the corners, you just have to catch it at that angle".

The wind was blowing at a strong, southern clip as Donald Trump took the stage under a blazing sun in the Florida city of Boca Raton on April 16 , 2011

In the first scenario ('high wind'), measurements were collected when the wind was blowing at a sufficient speed to rotate the turbine blades and allow for power generation.

In the center of the painting, a young boy (or perhaps a girl?) is blowing at a fire held with the left hand, trying to revive the flame to light a small candle held in the right hand.

You are always blowing into a flute when playing a note and you need to blow at a steeper downward angle for lower notes.

Increase in x-direction wind loads is observed on the upwind edge building when wind blows at an oblique angle to the row.

Year-round, the wind blows at an average gale-strength 35 m.p.h.