Sentence examples for blown here from inspiring English sources

Joshua trees have a shallow root system, not unlike the travellers blown here by wanderlust, and can be found scattered across the desert floor.

Amazing though it may seem, this really was sand blown here from the Sahara desert, more than 2,500km 1,5000 miles) to the south.

You're unlikely to have your culinary mind blown here, but the helpings are fresh and huge, and the regulars, who linger over bottomless cups of coffee ($1.85), are endearing.

I stopped at the mouth of the Brule River, where it empties into the big lake, for a surreal winter scene: icy dunes eight feet tall, formed in layers by frozen lapping waves; a parade of mini-icebergs farther off shore, blown here from all over the lake; and a peal, like crystal chimes, of ice shards dancing atop the open water.

The arguments against such sales are many and convincing, with the notion of "public trust" being crucial: museums must be seen and trusted as institutions that are not blown here and there by the winds of fashion or by commercial considerations.

One Londoner I spoke to explained that he hadn't been to Africa before, but he had decided to come to Lake of Stars (and travel to Zambia afterwards) with some mates to see their friend DJ. "I've had my mind totally blown here," he told me.

There's a strong wind blowing here.

There's a new spirit blowing here".

Dumped-out trash accumulated and blew here and there in windrows.

The first chapter of Frances Mayes's "In Tuscany" is titled "Baci," but it's not mere air kisses Mayes is blowing here.

As Mr. Clinton said, "winds of change and good fortune" are blowing here, 38 years after the British Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, told an all-white Government, to no avail, that it must heed the "wind of change" blowing in Africa.