Sentence examples for blowing from inspiring English sources

Or, to be specific, blow kisses at my daughter, who grew fabulously adept at blowing them back and basking in her newfound glory as the only natural blonde on the island.

This would be co-ordinated with attacks by al-Qaida members on the gas facilities in Shebwa city and the blowing up of the gas pipe in Belhaf city.

1. PRAGUE Snowflakes blowing across the Charles Bridge, music recitals in candelit churches, underground bars, firelit restaurants serving huge plates of comfort food and fine red wines... How could your lover fail to be won over?

Even when Yasiel Puig is wrong he makes things right almost instantaneously – such is the charmed life of the Cuban wunderkind who is blowing the minds of baseball fans daily.

Mystery at Witchend tells how the young members of the Lone Pine Club bring to justice a gang of saboteurs hoping, perhaps optimistically, to cripple the Allied war effort by blowing up a dam in the Shropshire hills.

As expected, California also saw an intense wildfire season in 2014, blowing well through its firefighting budget.

There are many thoughtful, dedicated people at Google who must choose between doing what is right and blowing the whistle on what is wrong.

And finally, there was the sight of the savings-first chancellor blowing hard into a house-price bubble.

Do you refer to them by their full name, thus blowing any pretence of familiarity with them, or just gently drop in their first name and risk nobody having a clue who you're talking about?

And sometimes she watches me warily – she is not about to be tricked into blowing her own trumpet.

And it was not too hot either, because the cold and dry harmattan wind was blowing down from the north.