Sentence examples for blows treated from inspiring English sources

Each pipe is equipped with a fan, which blows treated air into the building.

Cellulose (loose or blown-in treated paper) insulation will hold water for a long time.

Like those in their last five shows, these panels are printed with variously treated blow-ups of a poster bearing the artists' names.

The neural rosettes were gently blown off and treated with both RA and sonic hedgehog (SHH), resulting in the appearance of MN progenitors.

And who's to say we won't be treated to blow-by-blow accounts of just such high-spirited escapades?

The N.F.L., which for years treated concussive blows as a marketing device, has lately grown more sensitive.

Men thought to be security agents carried candidate Vladimir Neklyayev, a 64-year-old poet, out of a ward where he was being treated for blows to the head at about 2am.

In the period between the first approach and the delivery of the knockout blow we'd been treated to a string of phantom offers  from InBev accompanied by attempts to  mobilise SABMiller's shareholders  on its behalf.

Choose a blow dryer with tourmaline treated elements.

The assumption that Aids drugs were not for the poor - that they could not afford them and therefore that there was no point even thinking about ways to get people treated - was blown out of the water.

This time it's not the boat to the afterlife but an ambulance to the hospital, where she's treated for a blow to the head that has knocked out all her memories since sixth grade — notably her parents' divorce, her sister's birth, her first kiss, most of her French vocabulary and her ability to operate a motor vehicle.