Sentence examples similar to blowing event from inspiring English sources

One result is that the school now is festooned with signs listing what to "start doing" (respecting one another, being open to differences) and what to "stop doing" (name-calling, rumors, blowing events out of proportion).

Liberals are tearing us apart by blowing events like Trayvon Martin out of proportion!

In this work we presented the evolution of a smartphone based crowd management system from a simple research prototype to a full blown event management solution which is currently being commercialized.

Avoid blowing the event out of proportion.

The shutter clicks well after the ceremonies, in a moment when a gust of wind is blowing the event's detritus into the face of a family that's bundled up in a lame way that's somehow uniquely American.

The analysis of snow flux and mean diameter according to wind speed allowed us to separate blowing snow events with and without precipitation for moderate wind speed.

There is a strong need to identify blowing snow events with and without concurrent falling snow and to estimate solid precipitation amounts in mountainous areas and polar regions.

The data set obtained was compared with the independent database of blowing snow events with or without falling snow collected at the same experimental site, i.e. data on the precipitation amount stemming from heated precipitation gauge and SAFRAN modeling output.

In contrast, intensity-invariant responsive neurons are characterized by similar changes in their firing rates irrespective of the magnitude of the stimulus inputs (see Fig. 7E and 7F, for an example of a drop intensity-invariant neuron; and Fig. 7G and 7H for an example of an air-blow event-invariant neuron, respectively).

A day I spent the majority of still fairly intoxicated and convinced my parents were blowing the whole event out of proportion.

On Wednesday, Romney attended three full blown campaign events in the key swing state of Florida.