Sentence examples for getting a blow from inspiring English sources

"She said something, that I report in the book: "There's nothing wrong in getting a blow job from the cleaning woman".

During a recent performance, he responded to a request for Randy with a firm refusal in the form of a very short story: "Randy was getting a blow job near a volcano and he fell in and died".

WASHINGTON — President Obama had to get 12 stitches in his lip after getting a blow from an opponent's elbow during a basketball game Friday morning, White House officials said.

Is it drugs-related stuff or people who want queries on gardening?" My opening line was: "So yesterday I was getting a blow job off one of the Archers".

Is it really possible that Kay has never, in thirty-one years of marriage, even thought about oral sex? (Arnold is almost as repressed, though he does admit to fantasizing about getting a blow job from his wife, under his desk, at tax time).

We've had BBC News 24's Philip Hayton asking weather presenter Isobel Laing whether she was "warm and wet", Sir Trevor McDonald spoonerising the phrase "Kent countryside", Fox News presenter Shepard Smith talking about Jennifer Lopez getting a blow job from Bronx residents and US presenter Cynthia Azaguirre speculating on homosexuality as a handicap to mountaineering.

It was quicker and easier than getting a blow-dry.

Even so, it appears a little odd that one of the most senior figures in UK Athletics was getting a blow-by-blow account of a cross-Atlantic trip undertaken by a nasal spray.

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"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.