Colonel Francona saw zones marked off for chemical contamination, and containers for the drug atropine scattered around, indicating that Iraqi soldiers had taken injections to protect themselves from the effects of gas that might blow back over their positions.
Brook Lindbert, the engineering director for wheels and tires at General Motors, said that a little heat from the catalytic converter and the engine radiated downward and was blown back over the rear wheels because of the vehicle's motion.
He planned to eject over water and await rescue by Navy helicopters, and therefore flew to an airfield near Pohang, but his ejection seat was blown back over land.
He tried to smash it over the sight-screen, but he was hitting into a gale, so the ball went over long on, blew back and was caught by our fielder, Chris Leaney.
(Mr Marshall fought at Loos, where 140 tons of gas, released by the British over the battlefield, blew back into their own trenches).
The dust blew forward and the dust blew back.
"It's possible that could start to blow back down over the U.K. and the north of France by Friday" before dissipating.
When my parents first brought us here, I told them their ashes would not be scattered anywhere if there was any chance they would blow back all over me.
This turbulent blood flow hurts the lining of arteries, much like heavy winds blowing back and forth over time can take a toll on the trees in a forest.
Fire bosses asked for more men and equipment to fight the fire, which was blown back to life over the weekend after being contained for nearly three weeks.
