Sentence examples for failure to blow from inspiring English sources
Tells about the failure to blow up the ship.
Part of the failure to blow the Territory detention story open earlier should be sheeted home to this kind of thinking (from which obviously I do not exclude myself).
By Amy Davidson Sorkin Anyone still inclined to pity the Senate Republicans might pause to examine Donald Trump's taunting of them, at a meeting last Wednesday at the White House, for their failure to blow up the American health-care system.
I'm pretty sure you can suss out all the problems with the modern university through their failure to blow off class on a fucking Friday afternoon for some free beer.
The most common reason for spirometric test failure was failure to blow out hard enough or long enough (~ 30%).
As omissions, failures to blow the whistle must engage with debates about the moral obligatoriness of our acting to prevent harm.
At home, Mr. Obama attributed the failure of efforts to blow up an airplane over Detroit and a car packed with explosives in Times Square to the intense American pursuit of radical groups abroad.
York, along with many other municipalities, has often been the scene of huge events — fireworks, bonfires, the burning of creepy effigies of Fawkes — to commemorate the failure of Fawkes's plan to blow up Parliament and the king in 1605, a shocking moment in British history.
Fawkes admitted his intention to blow up the House of Lords, and expressed regret at his failure to do so.
In a sign of his frustration at Labour's failure to land blows on Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg over the expenses scandal, Johnson said the two, whom he dubbed the "self-righteous brothers", had been allowed to take the moral high ground without being challenged over their own financial arrangements.
