Sentence examples for blew very from inspiring English sources
It was hot and the wind blew very hard.
A few weeks ago, it blew very hot under the direction of Bernard Labadie.
"It has helped that the typhoon blew very fast in terms of preventing lots of casualties," said a regional military commander, Lt-Gen Roy Deveraturda.
Heffernan, while admitting to being "disappointed" with Yeats, who blew very hard after the race, remained confident that Yeats would be back in business for the Gold Cup. "He just got tired in the ground," he said.
The referee blew very, very early.
Lt Gen Roy Deveraturda, a military commander, echoed this view, telling the AP: "It has helped that the typhoon blew very fast in terms of preventing lots of casualties".
Still blowing very hard + dusty.
When it blows at sea, it can blow very hard.
"I've heard that Oklahoma is hot and the wind blows very hard," he said.
"If it's not blowing very much, you can definitely make birdies on a few holes out here".
Today it is blowing very hard and the dust is abominable — have just heard of 4 officers [of the] 88th having been killed and Col. Sherman Major Dick-son + Capt.
