Sentence examples for blow next from inspiring English sources

Elegant spirits don't know what will come up next, the same way that hawks don't know which way the wind will blow next.

It may be significant in terms of where the winds of fashion blow next that there was some synergy between this show and that of Miuccia Prada, who like Philo is a designer who goes her own way on what seems like an emotional hunch.

At least some tournament directors and sponsors are caught in the middle, waiting to see which way the wind blows next.

The rostrum was besieged, and MPs traded blows next to the speaker's seat.

I play the Fireplace for Your Home "movie" from Netflix over and over again while the space heater blows next to me.

Sony's Mark Cerny said of the Pro, "it's not intended to blur the line between console generations" – basically, this is very much the "PlayStation 4.5" that a lot of the games media were anticipating, and not a fully blown next step into a new console generation.

Sony's Mark Cerny said of the Pro, "It's not intended to blur the line between console generations"—basically, this is very much the "PlayStation 4.5" that a lot of the games media was anticipating, and not a fully blown next step into a new console generation.

There've been rumors of Amazon planning a smartphone and Apple releasing a mind-blowing next-gen television.

A monster lobster is also part of the act but don't get excited unless you are willing to blow next week's food budget.

In fact, it probably makes more sense for that audience than BMW's similarly priced M5 sedan, which has 500 hp and feels like an exotic sports car (we have heard at least one Wall Street type say she plans to blow next year's bonus on the $82,000 M5).

Some analysts say the issue might blow over next Wednesday.