Sentence examples for constantly blow from inspiring English sources

"THE EDUKATORS," a German-language film, is a reminder that you don't have to constantly blow things up to provoke the audience's attention.

For now, though, here in the Seattle area, there is no question that the "brains behind the planes," as the engineers are sometimes called, are marching in the picket lines, and that truckers and other union workers who drive by here constantly blow their horns in support.

That includes pushing, pulling and kicking beneath the surface, which explains why referees constantly blow their whistles for fouls.

While Aruba has a dry climate and is cactus-strewn and desert-like, we were quite taken with the trade winds that constantly blow across the island.

"Whenever I wasn't with him he'd constantly blow up my phone calling and texting me asking me so many questions about what I was doing at that moment.

Chat like a normal person, don't constantly blow your own horn.

When these are open there's a good body of air constantly blowing through from windows to doors.

I'm constantly blown away by the kindness that so many people have shown by supporting our foodbanks.

Helium-3 is a component of the solar wind, which is constantly blowing outward from the sun.

Leamas, "discharged" from the secret service, falls apart in London, drinks constantly, blows a job at a tiny library, slugs a grocer.

The ostensible reason for referees constantly blowing at breakdowns at the start of the season was to make the area a true contest for possession.