Sentence examples for blowing started from inspiring English sources

Then the whistle blowing started.

Then they waited, and, indeed, shortly before 2 A.M. Thursday, at least one container blew, starting a fire that sent flames shooting into the sky and black smoke billowing thirty to forty feet up.

The women strategy will matter, because for all the premature victory cries on MSNBC when the whistle blows starting the fall race, Obama and Romney will be somewhere around 45-45 and the fight will be over the remaining 10percentt.

The blow starts with a high-oxygen gas mixture of, for instance, 80 percent oxygen and 20 percent argon, because there is still plenty of carbon in the steel with which oxygen prefers to combine.

"At some point he loses his helmet and then the violent blows start raining down on the head, including a possible blow from a weapon like a halberd, including the one which I think kills him.

But she blew the starting horn and watched more than 3,000 people go by.

"We need to dance our butts off in the tunnel and play our butts off even harder when the whistle blows to start the game.

The outlet might blow and start a fire!

That means evaluating what you might have blown, and starting from scratch after laying low for a few weeks.

"The wind started blowing heavily.

"His cellphone started blowing up.