Sentence examples for hand blowing from inspiring English sources

So the morning before the seder, Amichai said, he and his father would prowl around the house searching for forbidden stuff, a feather in hand, blowing into corners, and sweeping up the dust balls, looking hopefully for crumbs.

The competitive housing market puts tenant advocates in the difficult position of choosing between, on the one hand, letting an illegal, and often unsafe, situation go unreported and, on the other hand, blowing the whistle, risking the possibility that the tenants will be evicted by a landlord and left to face unaffordable options.

This is an artisanal product something that only exists because people take pride in their craft whether it be farming the agave or hand blowing the bottles.

Some of the glass is antique and hand blown.

"I thought the ref raised his hand blew the whistle like it was a foul.

Noor was blinded, his right arm and left hand blown off.

Mr. Friedman has a fire-engine red, hand blown vase he designed for Venini.

When he was a child, Bounpaul Phothyzan saw his neighbour get his hand blown off by a buried live bomb.

Each was hand blown and numbered by Lalique, the French crystal maker, and no two are alike.

But in less than three minutes his hand blew up like a catcher's mitt, his breathing became extremely labored and he almost passed out.

There's lots of complexity that make for a truly heady scent and it's presented in an opulent hand blown glass, finished in 24ct gold.