Sentence examples for half blow from inspiring English sources

The old rotation rate suggested that most winds blew only one way, whereas the new number means about half of the winds blow east and the other half blow west, "which seems a little more sensible," Ingersoll says, because it's the same pattern Jupiter has.

I could spend an hour and a half blow-drying my own hair, or use that time emailing while someone else does my hair, and that earns me more money.

Or rather, half the nation rakes leaves; the other half blows.

He passed the sport's concussion protocol for the first-half incident, but his second-half blow in their tournament opener was not spotted.

Keith Earls made one breakaway but otherwise Ireland spent the last quarter camped inside their own half, taking blow after blow from the England team.

The cover image depicts an apocalyptic Wall Street, buildings charred and half blown out.

"I started off well," Gwynn said, "blew out my hammy, came back, played a game and a half and blew it out again.

He threw everything at Williams for a torrid round and a half and blew himself out.

Celtic were dealt a half-time blow when the injured Scott Sinclair had to go off.

SETON HALL ELIMINATED John Roberson scored 22 points and Darko Cohadarevic recovered from a first-half low blow to score 12 points, leading Texas Tech to a 87-69 victoverover Seton Hall in a first-round N.I.T. game in Newark.

And yet the Tide, with Shaun Alexander in the backfield and Chris Samuels at left tackle, hung with the Gators in the first half, then blew the game wide open in the third quarter — much as it did on Dec. 5.