Sentence examples for blown to from inspiring English sources

The part of a sentence "blown to" is incorrect and not usable in written English.
The correct phrase is "blown away," which means to be surprised or impressed by something. Example: "I was blown away by the breathtaking view from the top of the mountain."

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He was blown to bits.

Independent

He had been blown to pieces.

The New York Times

"The children were blown to pieces.

The New York Times

Mining machines were blown to pieces.

The New York Times

Men's heads were blown to atoms.

The New York Times

The other end is blown to bits.

The Economist

Others were blown to pieces.

The Guardian - Opinion

This country has been blown to bits.

The Guardian - Travel

Bridges, offices and stadiums blown to bits.

The Guardian

Newspaper offices are blown to smithereens.

The Guardian - Arts

Our world might be eaten, blown to bits.

The New Yorker

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