Sentence examples for blowing to from inspiring English sources

"The wind was blowing to right".

"And they're blowing to dust".

Thick plumes of smoke were blowing to the northeast.

The heaving water is olivine in colour and crested white by winds blowing to shore.

This is called blowing to the surface, according to the Navy.

But it is mind blowing to me to think that I'm a first".

This study does not consider whistle-blowing to the public or the authorities but focuses on performance monitoring within teams for patient safety.

A volcanic-island nation may well find whistle-blowing to be a compatible flagship industry.

In the nineteen-seventies, after two accidents, Chihuly began deputizing glass-blowing to assistants.

"That could raise the profile of this whole political situation with whistle-blowing to a whole new level," Snowden says.

You don't have to think that WikiLeaks is the future of media, or Private Manning a paragon of heroic whistle-blowing, to understand the threat.