Sentence examples for have a blow from inspiring English sources

"We could have a blow up at the convention of some sort," he said.

The shows are now at Lincoln Center, with a jazzy central area that includes a blogging station, a Starbucks cafe and a place to have a blow dry.

But as soon as the tour is done I let myself go, have a blow out and then start again, in the build up to the world championships.

I was feeling good – the best I have ever felt – so to have a blow like that late on in the season when it was such an important time for us as a team was a big blow and hard for me to take.

So for him to have a blow like this in his career is just sad.

I'm disappointed to report that I didn't have a "blow me away" graphics experience during my initial testing with the latest version of Madden 2018, compared to my legacy Xbox One even though I was playing it on SONY 's new 4K Bravia 65" OLED TV.

You feel like you have to have a blow-dry, otherwise people will think you're ill.

Then Stan and Kyle have a blow-up, and everything in South Park changes.

Last summer we didn't have a blow-out holiday, and what we saved was put towards some winter sun – Barbados in the October half-term.

I regret it when I see pictures of myself and should really have a blow-dry once a week, but I never will.

Basically, if you did well in Japan during this time frame, you had a chance to have a blow-out product.