Sentence examples for blow under from inspiring English sources

Snow will blow under the building to form a meteorlike tail 1,000 feet behind the station.

Shortly after the start of Australia's innings, Larwood, bowling to a conventional field setting, struck Woodfull an agonising blow under his heart with a short, lifting delivery.

Minutes later Larwood, bowling to a conventional field setting, struck Woodfull an agonising blow under his heart with a short, lifting delivery.

"The church's relationship to Muslims took a blow under Pope Benedict XVI," said John Esposito, director of the Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian UnderstatdinGeorgetown Universityrsity.

In this 6-minute mini-doc, Douglas Trumbull shows and tells how Blade Runner's futuristic-apocalyptic set was built, including all the fans that were needed to blow under the table the model of someday L.A. sat on, because the fiber-optics for all the miniature city lights got so hot.

The news is a blow for Under-21 coach, Stuart Pearce, who had been eager to take his strongest squad to Denmark.

The wind blew under the houses.

But if there is another quality that blows under many of her roles it's a kind of ethereal detachment.

None of them had any appearance of permanence, and the howling wind blew under them as well as over them.

The only evidence the hurricane occurred was water that was blown under one of the doors and a puddle in the lobby".

"When wind gets blown under the crust," said Lt. Glenn Minor, a state police spokesman, "the entire sheet can land on the person behind you, hitting their windshield like an exploding mattress".