Sentence examples for blown like from inspiring English sources
Dirty Indian a phrase blown like magnetite dust against the small bones in my ear, many times, and dark.
It can be rolled out to make sheets of film and videotape, and it can be blown, like glass, to make plastic bottles and stemware.
There's a music-biz buzz about Clean Bandit in the US just now, the tailwind of the chart-topping "Rather Be" having blown like a pop El Niño across the Atlantic.
Among the many exotic theories of their genesis is that they are loops of magnetism--perhaps blown like smoke rings off newly-forming black holes--which bounced off the inside wall of the Lobe.
They are apparently less committed and stoical, more selfish and fickle and faithless, focused on individual gratification, blown like a dry leaf by desire and boredom, unable to make it through the hard times.
One day a young woman, Choi Soonhee Suh Jungg), and a boy of around 11, Changho (Shin Dongho), abruptly materialize in front of the yurt, as if blown like tumbleweeds.
"Listen to that Duquesne whistle blowing / Blowing like the sky is gonna blow apart," he rumbles.
Meaningful reflection struggles in a maelstrom, and national affairs blows like a destructive typhoon.
The wind was going to blow like this all day long.
They wanted to take Ike to shoot some quail, but it was cold and the wind was blowing like crazy.
Disperse your crumpled wings, college students and professors of U.N.D. Let your bodies blow like dust across the prairies!
