Sentence examples for had been blown over from inspiring English sources

Not long ago he found a maple that had been blown over in a storm.

Researchers said the affected trees in woodlands in Norfolk and Suffolk were likely to have become infected as a result of coming into contact with Chalara fraxinea spores that had been blown over from mainland Europe.

The Zimbabwe players will see little of the country other than the Gadaffi stadium, where all the matches are to be played and where they are also staying.Despite this, the Zimbabwe players, none of them world stars, say they have been blown over by the welcome from ordinary Pakistanis.

A 150-year-old pine tree has been blown over on to graves in Warminster, Wiltshire.

A lorry has been blown over by strong winds on the Forth Road Bridge.

Instead light winds have caused pollution to gather over the city while fine dust from the Sahara has been blown over.

She explained that the country is due to get cold winds which have been blown over the North Sea from Scandinavia -  but there was unlikely to be any snow as it was predominantly remain dry.

Poor fellows they must have been blown over the cliffs or drowned trying to secure a crane or something like that.

However, gales have been blowing over the pirate community of late, thanks to the astounding success of the movie franchise.

The UK has been placed on a health alert as a potentially lethal cloud of air pollution has been blowing over the country from Europe, posing a risk to asthma sufferers, the elderly and those with health problems.

Another McCurry free was quickly followed by another McAliskey score after Tipperary conceded possession yet again after Brian Fox had been blown for over-carrying.