Sentence examples for blow apart from inspiring English sources

Iraq is not -- and could blow apart.

Rapid changes can cause them to blow apart.

"Her success made the marriage blow apart," Jo said.

The petals blow apart, swirling, and drift to the ground.

"There is an ecstasy over the fact that they won't blow apart tomorrow".

Those negotiations could blow apart the fragile hopes for a unity government.

"These revelations blow apart ministers' claims that £9,000 fees would save public money.

"Listen to that Duquesne whistle blowing / Blowing like the sky is gonna blow apart," he rumbles.

When they die, they fall to the ground, rather than spout blood or blow apart.

They fear that the coalition could blow apart as quickly as it came together.

Now doesn't that blow apart a lot of stereotypes that we hear about now?