Sentence examples for find blows from inspiring English sources

Anderson has found hundreds of diamonds at the park over the years, but this latest find blows them all away.

Or, as Javier Cercas has him say in the novel Soldiers of Salamis, in which he appears as a character, "I read everything, even bits of paper I find blowing down the street".

You can find blow up neck pillows for the flight that deflate and take up far less room in your luggage.

Even in the most anonymous of hookups; there's something magical to be found; blowing a stranger in a bathroom can be as intimate and mind-blowing as any sex.

On May 5, Verney found Blow at home, being sick.

There was a small piece of paper, found blowing in the breeze, that contained a handwritten prayer.

A young Mongolian model who was a former mistress of a political crony was found blown to pieces in a jungle clearing near Kuala Lumpur in 2006.

Yet if safe combinations of bubbles and ultrasound can be found, blowing bubbles at diseases could be a clever way to tackle problems where they arise, rather than subjecting the whole of a patient's body to treatments it does not need.

Despite strong work by Michael J. Fox and Sean Penn, the true-life Vietnam-atrocity film "Casualties of War" (1989) -- lavishly praised by the same people who had found "Blow Out" a cogent political statement -- played more like a theorem than a movie, while the egregiously misconceived "Bonfire of the Vanities" (1990) bid fair to become the "Heaven's Gate" of its decade.

Banknotes were found blowing along the A98 in Baden-Württemberg on Thursday morning, according to local authorities.

Well, what I found blew me away.