Sentence examples for blowing information from inspiring English sources
There are ribbons on the end of the poles – very pretty, but also useful as they tell you which way the wind is blowing: information you need to adjust the angle of the vent, about which more later.
The Sustainable Cotton Project has mind-blowing information about the amount of pesticides and insecticides used in the production of cotton, as well as links to suppliers of bamboo and organic cotton alternatives.
During the war, Burnham spent much time behind the Boer lines gathering information and blowing up railway bridges and tracks.
"So that information blows out of the water this argument of amnesty or immunity or get out of jail card".
Investment impetus will now shift from concrete and steel to high-speed electronic communications to further enhance productivity, just as we saw in the U.S. from the early 1990s when repeated forecasts of inflation, high unemployment and slow growth were blown away by information technology's networked miracle.
Remember when dialing a phone number to get information from a robot was mind blowing?
And we're leveraging the cold wind blowing off the North Sea to lower temperatures of the information technology (IT) equipment.
Charred pages blowing around the grounds of state security buildings underscored fears that much information was already being lost.
Aly says information was "blown out of proportion" and that Labor and the Greens have "a shared value base" as progressive centre-left parties.
But the convergence in the 2010s of Arab population explosions, joblessness, environmental degradation, water scarcity, falling oil revenues and the information revolution blew apart regimes that once seemed solid — Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Iraq, Libya and Yemen — forcing us now to confront some new and very uncomfortable questions, not just the use of force.
In fact, he manages to embody both at once: He used information to blow the whistle on government action that he considered to be a misdeed, and he acted out a firm act of dissent.
