Sentence examples similar to classic blow from inspiring English sources
From £40 for a classic blow-dry.
He was overpowered by glancing, clublike punches, rather than "taken out," cleanly by classic blows.
Two classic blows were a back heel aimed at the stomach and a double mule kick in the face delivered from a handstand position.
Rufus Norris's 2006 revival of this Kander & Ebb classic blew me away with its dark, fiercely energised and full-frontal vision of Weimar Berlin as a society gyrating its crotch at the edge of the abyss – at once a drug-fuelled hotbed of rampant, polymorphous perversity and a fertile seedbed for Nazism whose rise emerged in pointed conjunction with the spread of neurasthenic kinkiness.
Though Birkin had appeared fully nude in Antonioni's Swinging London classic Blow-Up (1966), that scandal was nothing compared to the apoplexy that greeted the Birkin-Gainsbourg Je T'Aime..., originally recorded with Serge's previous paramour Brigitte Bardot.
Doom was a classic; it blew the first-person shooter genre wide open, and anyone who was around upon its conception cannot possibly forget the sinister thrills of blasting the heads off of the monstrous, pixelated beasts in the game.
Le Bilboquet's clientele is la crème de la crème and its takes on bistro classics will blow your mind, but its after the 8 o'clock dinner crowd retires that this restaurant truly comes to life.
3. Depending on which way the latest trends blow, classic-and-elegant comes and goes in most high-fashion collections.
Westwood became the first European to win the Classic after Robert Garrigus blew a three-stroke lead with a triple bogey on the final hole of regulation.
Between takes, Baumbach showed me the trailer, which starts with Frances and Sophie larking around New York, to ebullient music borrowed from Truffaut's New Wave classic "The 400 Blows".
