Sentence examples for getting blown off from inspiring English sources

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

Snyder told National Journal he knew last summer that his top aides were concerned Flint residents were "getting blown off" by the state's Environmental Department.

5 p.m. 7) JET BLAST The signs — they say "Danger" in bright red letters and depict a man getting blown off his feet by a landing jet — could not be clearer.

Mr Zinni was "getting blown off" after talking to the new president about becoming the next ambassador to Iraq, so he called James Jones, the new national security advisor, who told him that Chris Hill had been chosen instead.Mr Jones asked him if he would like to be ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mr Zinni said.

If the Patriots, who many were beginning to fear were a lock for 19-0, can drop two in a row – including suffering the greatest humiliation known to a football team on Sunday: getting blown off the field by an NFC East team – then the Panthers, Cardinals, Broncos and Bengals can slump, too.

"These folks are scared and worried about the health impacts and they are basically getting blown off by us (as a state we're just not sympathizing with their plight)." Officials responded to Muchmore by saying there's nothing to worry about in Flint.

We got blown off for a Stairmaster?

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.

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

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