Sentence examples for blows most from inspiring English sources

The chili cook-off in April blows most of a day, too.

Perfectly conceived, presented, sequenced and captioned, it blows most of Ehrenburg's contemporaries out of the water.

But when the winter wind blows, most bus riders would probably rather have some ads with their aluminum and glass than nothing at all.

A longtime job-hopper at 19, she takes temporary jobs directing traffic at construction sites, then blows most of her money on clothes and trips.

Hautanen brings to Fenix a disarming bluntness and a work pace that blows most railroad executives out of their wing tip shoes.

Hautanen brings to Fenix a disarming bluntness and a work pace that blows most railroad executives out of their wing tips.

Since the fighting erupted in 1998, as many as 2.5m people may have died according to some aid groups: some of bullets or machete-blows, most of hunger or disease.

Like Isabella Blow, most women internalise their sense of being superfluous to requirements.

Many fly into Sydney, blow most of their money there and end up staying for most of the year.

Complainant Breslin states that it was upon this passage, a blow most cumulative, that he was rendered unconscious by Defendant Condon.

Prosecutors claim Asaro did get his money, and blew most of it at the racetrack because of a gambling problem.