Sentence examples for blown in the second from inspiring English sources

The Chicago Bears and most of the Green Bay Packers forgot to play until the whistle is blown in the second quarter of their regular-season finale.

If the housing market still has yet to hit bottom, the proposal will simply attempt to re-inflate a bubble that should not have been blown in the first place.Greg Mankiw illustrates the potential pratfalls of fiscal stimulus.

This randomized study assessed whether nose blowing in the first postoperative week affects subjective and objective clinical outcomes.Forty patients undergoing ESS were randomized into an interventional arm in which patients blew their nose at least twice daily for the first 7 postoperative days, or a control arm in which patients refrained from nose blowing.

"I can tell I've not really played for a few weeks because I was really blowing in the first 20 minutes".

Beckett left the game with a 1-0 lead, which the Dodgers blew in the sixth inning.

Luke Cowan-Dickie felt particularly hard done by, twice penalised when he felt he was on his feet scrapping for possession and blown in the second half for not releasing after a tackle even though he was not being held.

Point one fan blowing in and the second fan blowing out a window.

The glass doors have blown open in the second section, and the lovers, the women now in less formal costumes, dart through as if blown by the wind.

Australia took the second new ball after the break though, and struck two vital blows in the second session.

Reading delivered the knockout blow in the second minute of injury time when Evans tucked the ball away after fine work from Garath McCleary.

Villa snapped into the challenges from the off and landed the first blow in the second minute.