Sentence examples for blown at the from inspiring English sources

If two whistles are blown at the same time the sound becomes audible.

As for the $250 blown at the Vietnam Vets auction, my mother, after what she described as her "initial hysteria," calmed down.

The bubble was blown at the mouth of an inverted beaker by breathing into a hole cut out at the top.

At his suggestion all the staff, including curator Ann Elliott, will be issued with referee's whistles, to be blown at the first hint of anyone eyeing the statue with more than reverence.

Wales were not making the most of their supremacy at forward, where Joe Marler was struggling in the scrum against Adam Jones and was among the culprits blown at the breakdown for trying to slow down Wales's possession.

There is no denying Lachenmann's virtuosity; he is able to arrange the unlikeliest assortment of sounds — flutes blown at the wrong end, cellos bowed in places other than the strings, paper crinkled, sheet metal banged with rods — into an intermittently gripping narrative.

He stooped, and with his own breath blew at the glowing coals.

And then she is gone like the kiss she blows at the door.

"Obviously, the winds of change are blowing at the R.N.C.," Mr. Duncan said.

A van model was exposed to an air flow, which simulated gusty bora winds blowing at the Croatian coast.

A new purification process has been developed to refine metallurgical silicon using a plasma torch blowing at the surface of the silicon to be purified.