Sentence examples similar to blows outward from inspiring English sources
Spectroscopically, they show blue-shifted emission lines, which imply that hot gases are blown outward.
What we are seeing, in a sense, is the last iridescence of a particle-breeze blowing outward from the Sun.
A giant fan blew outward through the back door, depressurizing the shell so that any breach in the tightly sealed envelope — even a pinhole's worth — would reveal itself as a tiny wind against the palm.
PAGE A14 WHY THE NORTHERN LIGHTS DANCE Researchers working on a NASA mission to understand the interplay of magnetic fields and charged particles blown outward from the sun have identified the trigger for the colorful electrical storms in the polar regions.
Was it blown outward by stellar wind and radiation, or swept up by a forming exoplanet?
Long-term observations of IRAS F11119+3257 suggest that winds near its central black hole blow outward at about 25% the speed of light, the researchers report today in Nature.
Stop using your lungs to blow outward.
Fans blowing outward are more difficult to mask, as the air around them will want to blow inward.
("It was now 9 30 in the morning. The city below us had stirred fully awake. The door shut behind me as I left, and a whoosh of air blew me outward and sealed Carla in").
Such planetary nebulae form when red-giant stars blow ionised gas outward as they transition to white dwarfs.
A bathroom fan can be used as an outward blowing fan.
