Sentence examples for blown around from inspiring English sources

"My barbecue was ruined and my kids' toys were blown around, but I was very lucky," he said.

When they finally emerged, the sound was so blown around by the wind they were sometimes all but inaudible.

This was pack ice – ice that forms at sea and is blown around by wind and sea currents into huge patches in the polar seas.

And I just want one little stone, with my name on it, to be blown around by the wind and to mingle with the sand grains".

At the heart of the storm is an unusual wispy filament that spans almost the full width of the spot and is blown around by Jovian winds that top 335 miles per hour (540kph).

We are all subject to social forces that impact on our behaviour (as in The Tipping Point), governed by our subconscious thoughts (Blink) and blown around like leaves by the vicissitudes of timing and social privilege (Outliers).

"There is so much stuff blowing around".

"When snow blows around, it's like stars," he explained.

Knowledge about sustainable dye techniques seems to be blowing around like so much pollen.

We'd see her on the causeway in an open-air Jeep, blond hair blowing around.

Since there was virtually no rain, the dust could still be blowing around, he said.