Sentence examples for get blown off from inspiring English sources

Sometimes clothes and shoes get blown off, so the person is left nearly naked.

But one senior Cameron ally insisted: "We mustn't get blown off course by opinion polls.

But ended up playing well, and that match gave me some confidence because I didn't get blown off the court.

Let's face it, any book can run into a bad patch of weather and get blown off course.

"There's lots of wind up in the canopy, and ants can easily get blown off course," Dr. Dudley said.

Of course, he also won't get blown off the ball, and he could become quite valuable in the ever-crucial 3rd-and-short and 4th-and-short.

Should you get blown off-course, just a press of the "action" button on the iPaq prompts the system to find a new route from your current position.

We got blown off for a Stairmaster?

The roof of their family house got blown off by a rainstorm.

"Either that, or I got blown off for a bigger event".

Mr. Thompson said that at one point the wind was so strong that he kept getting blown off his feet.