Sentence examples for first to blow from inspiring English sources

For all his watchful ministering to Matt's moods, Danny may be the first to blow.

Mr. Abdulmutallab's father evidently did not share those views, since he was the first to blow the whistle on his son.

Contrariwise, what voices were first to blow the whistle on Bush's misbegotten need to placate the shaky regimes in Egypt and Jordan?

Ms. Kenney is also representing 10 of 13 minority state troopers who say they were the first to blow the whistle on racial profiling in New Jersey.

It's also worth noting that hedge funds were some of the first to blow the whistle on subprime securities, short selling them for the benefit of their investors.

Kei Sugaoka, who conducted on-site inspections at the plant and was the first to blow the whistle on Tepco's data tampering, says he was not surprised by what happened.

On the mound, Perez's problems began Tuesday against the Chicago White Sox in Cleveland, when he allowed solo home runs to Dayan Viciedo and Alejandro De Aza in the ninth to blow a 3-2 lead.

It took Romans and the rest of the Italian world about two seconds to blow past the abstinent part and retranslate La Vigilia di Natale as "Here ya go; knock yourselves out".

Chris Perez gave up two homers in the ninth to blow a one-run lead, but the 42-year-old Jason Giambi — like Swisher a former Yankee — won it with a pinch-hit, two-run homer.

If not, they still have to waste couple of extra seconds to blow them.

Take at least a second to blow into the person's mouth.