Sentence examples for blow deep from inspiring English sources

In particular, they have different approaches to reining in pension costs, which threaten to blow deep holes in the city budget far into the future.

Law enforcement agents use instruments that are calibrated monthly, and accurate readings require the person taking a field sobriety test to blow "deep lung air," she said.

He stood by the screen door in the entryway to his home, boarded over but still in place; the heavy wooden door was blown deep inside the house.

(Some clinics have sealed "cough rooms" where salt mist is blown deep into lungs to trigger coughing fits). Urine is easier to obtain.

Who said sequels were never as good as originals?* This is now the third successive grand slam match where these two have been exchanging blows deep into a fifth set.

Only gradually do you register their missing limbs, and the still livid scars that shrapnel and debris from a bomb blew deep into their flesh.

The cold wind of the Black Sea is blowing deep into our lungs, it is hard so say which part of the body is hurting more because of the icy weather.

Some research suggested that saliva and microorganisms might build up in the mouthpieces, then get blown deeper into the instruments.

After two groundouts to start the fifth, Cruz's final blow landed deep in the Texas bullpen.

Arizona joins about half the other states in the nation that, facing plummeting revenue, have raised taxes to soften the blow of deep cuts.

"You know, you can load that.357 with.38 shells," I told him, "and you won't blow such deep holes in… things".