Sentence examples for get a blow from inspiring English sources

"It'll be nice to get a blow, refresh a little bit".

At age 19, Mr. Burnett's single "Pound Get a Blow" placed third in Jamaica's annual National Festival Song Competition.

"What a buzz I got out there, he jumped from fence to fence and I've been able to get a blow into him and he was game up the hill for me.

That Cleo is coy, that Jay will do anything to get a blow job — David Hasselhoff impersonations, handsprings, a wrestling move in which he pins Cleo roughly against the headboard.

If your hands start sweating, just turn on the switch placed on the front of the keyboard to get a blow of cool air.

'Never mind,' he cried, 'do but let me get a blow at this devil with the butt-end of my musket, and we shall have him.' The ship's captain fired a shot into the sky, one version of the story goes, and the bear fled.

Remark 3.1 Note that system (2.1) is variational under the transformation ( u, x ) → ( − u, − x ) and ( ρ, x ) → ( ρ, − x ) even γ = 0. Thus, we cannot get a blow-up result according to the parity of the initial data ( u 0, ρ 0 ) as we usually do.

I debated whether to pull my hair in a ponytail or do something radical like get a blow-dry.

Most of the time I was crashing on their chesterfield, but every once in awhile, I would get a blow-up mattress or a cot.

"I think we all know, as women, how good we feel about ourselves if we just go and get a blow-dry, or somebody does something to make us feel better".

My 12-year-old has scared the wits out of his younger brothers by telling them that porcupines can shoot their quills the length of a football field, and if you see a porcupine you better hit the dirt fast unless you want to get a blow-dart in your forehead.