Sentence examples for blown awry from inspiring English sources

At the very end she chillingly quotes the dream that fellow plotter Robert Wintour told Guy Fawkes about: he saw "a scarred city with steeples blown awry and charred disfigured faces".

The bride's veil blows awry, the mother pins her down; a child at her mum's dressing table learns the same lesson at approximately four.

Gusts blew lofted passes awry.

Forbes said the economy could be blown off course if forecasts by the central bank go awry.

Then they were winkling something out from crevices between twigs, buffeted by wind that blew their tail plumes awry; antics that put a smile on my face.

By now, my maths has gone a little awry and I panic that I'm in danger of blowing my budget so I decide to buy something I can easily flog on eBay if I need to recoup some costs.

But things went awry on the 13th performance, when a replica of a German Panzerschreck antitank rocket blew a 12-foot hole in the back of the theater, raining bricks and debris on 42nd Street and the heads of those seated in the top balcony.

Any city that can blow billions of dollars on a fortnight's party and not repair public services such as Rio's has its governance seriously awry.

Bank of America doubled its market capitalization last year, while JPMorgan added a third to its value in spite of the blow it suffered from the so-called whale trade that went awry.

It was an encouraging blow for a player then hitting.202, but the script quickly went awry.

Failure to rescue the probe will be a major blow to the Russian space agency and the latest in a long line of missions that have gone awry en route to the red planet.