Sentence examples for blows up into from inspiring English sources

In an accident, the collar blows up into a helmet, which protects the cyclist's head like an airbag.

This plays itself out in something as unusual as a pill motif, which the designer blows up into a giant two-toned capsule (left), whose colorful geometry drapes around the neck.

The greedy Augustus Gloop is squeezed into the chocolate works; the gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde blows up into a giant blueberry; the television addict Mike Teavee is miniaturized; the spoiled Veruca Salt is dropped down a garbage chute.

That so much darkness gets into the sunlight and warmth, that soldiers vanish, and forests give way to ranging motor cars, that the festive tablecloth blows up into a ghostly form, doesn't change the simplicity of statement.

Unless somehow the current row blows up into a much bigger confrontation, it is hard to imagine Mr Musharraf influencing the coming polls.According to one person in contact with the current chief of the armed forces, General Ashfaq Kayani, Mr Musharraf was in fact strongly discouraged from returning to the country.

But all I can find in Glass's Ninth (the whole piece is here) is a vapid combination of vamp-till-ready underscore inflated through the means of pseudo-symphonic rhetoric and souped-up orchestration until it blows up into something actually unpleasant, an artificially pumped-up symphony that sounds like it has overdosed on synthetic musical implants.

The air blew up into white dust.

"It all blew up into a big mess," he said.

"I'm not trying to blow up into something huge.

This blew up into a major offense when school safety officers became involved.

The confrontation threatened to blow up into war, but a settlement was negotiated in 1724.