Sentence examples for blowing inside from inspiring English sources

On Madison Avenue, umbrellas are blowing inside out, and the snow, as it strikes the warm sidewalk, turns into slush.

"I asked myself, 'What's wrong with this picture?' " Two years ago, a bad winter rendered her kitchen unbearably cold, so cold that she could feel the outside air blowing inside, between the backsplash tiles on the wall.

Paul Stein, a Health Department lawyer who works at 5 Penn Plaza and a union official at the Public Employees Federation, said that many employees remained concerned about the building's air quality, as well as dust blowing inside as the trade center is rebuilt.

The man wrestles with his umbrella, fighting to keep it upright as it blows inside out.

The shape could then be blown inside a mold or freely in air with occasional reheating.

"It's very hard to score blows inside when your opponent is constantly holding.

Don't let plants climb too close to your windows, because pollens may blow inside.

Like an enormous umbrella blown inside out, it grows along the ridges and in forests on the limestone plateaux.

Umbrellas blew inside out as scores of people patiently waited beneath the brightly lit marquee in Journal Square.

With a vertical trunk and arching canopy, the tree resembles a parasol that's been blown inside out.

So the pivotal scene is when Audrey is blown inside out when she is succumbing for the second time to encephalitis lethargica that is when the novel inverts.