Sentence examples for blow a new from inspiring English sources

The pressure in the capped-off well could blow a new hole in it, letting oil and gas leak out through the seabed.

The band's slow-as-molasses tempos and sternum-cracking volume remain bracing, however, and now that the band has two drummers, the concussive force emanating from the stage might be enough to blow a new part in your hair.

The Republicans want to keep them for the rich, too, thus blowing a new hole in upcoming budgets.

If the courts agree, the illegally collected tax -- plus interest -- must ultimately be returned, blowing a new multibillion-dollar hole in a future state budget.

And while the winds of war are blowing, a new Nobel Laureate is born, one of the world's great leaders is honored by the world, and America is lifted by the honor bestowed on one of our own.

When that wind will blow in a new direction I don't know but I suspect it will blow me north.

There's nothing retro or apologetic about Ash, who blow Butlins a new Laser Quest with a solid hour of prom-punk brilliance.

Much of the music featured in "Love Blows as the Wind Blows," a new album from the young New Zealand bass-baritone Jonathan Lemalu (on EMI), shows that a certain Handelian decorum still held sway over British vocal music in the early twentieth century.

Gene flow includes lots of different kinds of events, such as pollen being blown to a new destination or people moving to new cities or countries.

Oh, if only the winds had blown in a new direction we could have enjoyed Weinerdom for years to come.

Bootleg booze was everywhere, and the club was open until 7am, when a whistle blew signaling a new workday was about to begin.