Sentence examples for blows on it from inspiring English sources
"When you walk in," he said, "you should be able to get a sense of the house's original sound — like when the wind blows on it or when you step on a stair — and even its smell.
Takes a sparkling hoop; blows on it, waves it, it turns into a square!
The punctured tyre had broken quite a crucial part of the floor, where the exhaust blows on it to create downforce.
She even blows on it before she starts straightening the hair from the back to the front.
You've never turned on the Discovery Channel where they're saying: 'We used to think that the moon was held in place by the moons gravitational pull, and now we just know an old bearded man blows on it... to keep it away from the sun, which research suggests is a pack of angry fire horses!
Some of us simply have the time to blow on doing it.
"When I was a kid, my brother had given me a rubber cigar that, when you blew on it, a worm popped out at one end.
Blow on it, and if it's now clean, inspect its integrity again and you're done.
Releasing air from the mouth with compressed lips produces cool air (as in cooling soup by blowing on it), but relaxed lips produce warm air (as when one blows on cold hands to warm them up).
Blow on it: it's scalding hot.
